'Death by Lightning' - new Netflix Miniseries

Any fellow history nerds watch the new Netflix miniseries, Death by Lightning, based on the assassination of President Garfield?

I'm happy to see a film produced that highlights a lesser known president and tragedy in American History, as most are only aware of the presidential assassinations of Lincoln and JFK. (McKinley deserves a miniseries too)

I've watched the first episode, and cant say I've seen any historical inaccuracies. However, there is certainly an added level of dramatization.

The quality of this miniseries will be heavily reliant on the actor portraying Charles Guiteau (the assassin), and I cant say I'm currently impressed by the acting through the first episode. However, the script does well at portraying Guiteau as the lunatic he was. The first episode provides an entertaining production of the 1880 Republican Convention with fantastic acting by Michael Shannon as James Garfield, and by Shea Whigham as Roscoe Conkling. Nick Offerman's role as future president Chester Arthur is minimal in the first episode, but I expect he will do well.

POSSIBLE SPOLIER: I'm excited to see if the final episode depicts the famous story of how Alexander Graham Bell invented the metal detector in attempt to help doctors locate the bullet inside Garfield. Bell's device failed to assist doctors, but not because it didn't work, but because the president rested upon a spring coiled mattress (a new invention), that perceived the metal detector to be faulty. This was not known until after Garfield's death.