I'm reviewing the first two seasons.

Everyone who is watching this show needs to understand one thing. It's a show that wants to bring more audience and keep you on the edge of your seat first and foremost. It's heartbreaking and shocking and true in a way, yes but after you'll watch season two you'll realize they will do whatever is necessary to inject more drama where is not needed. Because if the show goes boring, it's the death of it.

Don't get me wrong, my first issue with series is how they quickly get boring and I appreciate when the producers know how to keep up the thrill. Unfortunately, this shows wants to portrait some very sensitive issues. And let me assure, it's nothing like that in real life. Most of the time is pretty boring and simple. There's usually a simple answer but difficult to accept.

Clearing that up, I'll treat it as an entertainment fictional show (clearly it's not a documentary). The first season is perfection. There a lot of drama going on, a lot of feelings and every character is interesting in their own right. The second season, well, let's say the first 12 episodes are at the same quality of the first season. And they add quite a bit to the story. The court part is a bit dragged on but the rest of the aftermath is quite believable. And Clay got a lot more interesting.

The final episode of the second season is a total mess. The story should have finished before that. I get that the show wants to go in a different direction but it just didn't work. It just detracts from everything that happens. It's like they will continue this show just because of the money and the shocking factor which will bring more people in. They say they want to start a dialogue, that's respectable, but it's a little bit too much to add messed up stuff that is already too real in our everyday life just to have an entertaining show that goes on and on. Yes, they are real issues and maybe the events in the final episode deserved a new series. Let Hannah have this show.

It's still one of the best shows out there that treats this subject fairly while providing a gripping drama.