Ugh. This could have been a good 90- or 120-minute movie, why they have to S-T-R-E-T-C-H it out with meaningless and stupid scenes is beyond me. Two people get in a car and drive somewhere, and for 15 minutes (seems like 90) they talk about NOTHING. I have the same complaint about "The Sinner." They take a short story and make it into a novel. Advertising dollars? I guess that's why. But you have to have better writers, and more plot, than this to fill 500 hours of television. Yikes. You wouldn't take a can of soup and add a gallon of water, would you? So why try to do it with our minds?