But not as good as some say. It overlooks some important aspects of character development and is sometimes inconsistent with its style. The last episode is by far the best made and it really elevates the rating of the show from a 7 to an 8. The acting is quite good, especially from Anya Taylor-Joy and Marielle Heller. 11 Emmys? I don't know. 8.6 rating on imbd. Hm, you know what, maybe. Yeah, it does have some remarkable qualities. It's a shame it feels plasticky and producer-made (for those who know what I mean) from time to time. A little too often for my books. The devil is in the details. How should I put it? It sometimes feels like it was directed by the 1st AD, it has sections where it doesn't feel thoughtful enough, like the director just wanted to get them over with. A bit of a shame for the rest of it.