It started very well but, by the end of season one, I find my suspension of disbelief tested beyond its limits. Inept forensic investigators, psychiatrists and psychologists with the corniest "movie psychology" dialogue, hospitals with no CCTV, doctors all-too-ready to collude to lie to patients at the risk of their health (but really to keep the plot moving forward) and the most over-the-top (and frequently unfeasible) murders see each episode descend further into silliness.

The dialogue in general seems 90% exposition to the audience, and there are many other extremely unsubtle filmic devices used in ways that are so repetitive, each episode becomes frustratingly predictable.

And, to cap it off, yet another outdated (even for 2013) unrealistic and thoroughly unhelpful depiction of Autistic Spectrum Disorder (which I am personally diagnosed with) just makes this series too hard to continue; I will likely just read the synopses to see how it plays out.