This dark show, sort of grew on me for a while. Felt sort of like a newer version of "Natural Born Killers".

I liked it up until around episode 6 until it I felt it "jumped the shark". In particular the moment when a certain someone joined the two somethings (avoiding spoilers). This episode was turned it into cheese fest. As if the author ran out of good ideas (as many do) and had to fallback to stereotypes and clichés.

In particular "oh they just happened to be bad guys, and deserved it" cliché got old fast.

Really the same problem with most of TV/movie series today. In yesterdays TV it was cram as many commercials into a show as you could and try to keep it interesting enough for people to keep watching (the adds). Now it's we make our money from subscriptions. If people are happy with what they can watch then they'll keep paying their $15 a month or what ever. This behooves the makers of these shows to stretch them out ad nauseam.

If they would have just concentrated on the story, making it move maybe a little faster and just a mini-series it could have been much better.