re: His & Hers on Netflix

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Finished this last night. What a freaking retarded ending Wow.

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We also finished this last night.

I had the rival news chick as being the fat chick as the killer after episode 3.

I was rubbing it in my wife's face how smart I was after episode 5. After Lexi was killed and I realized it still had 25 minutes left in the finale, I knew another twist was coming.

And holy shite was it dumb.

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The mom was a house cleaner.

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It's just a variation of "the butler did it!" It's nothing new.

This is an adaption of a book - a really poor one.

I was fine with the intentional aggressive mis-leads and redirects throughout until the actual killer was revealed...and then so much of it makes zero sense.

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This is an adaption of a book - a really poor one.

I was fine with the intentional aggressive mis-leads and redirects throughout until the actual killer was revealed...and then so much of it makes zero sense.

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My wife read one of the author's other books.
The final plot twist is a common theme.

I enjoyed the show.
It had the right mix of predictable leads, red herrings, and surprise ending (I didn't see the final twist coming even 2 seconds before the reveal).

The show hit my emotions.
I felt like a genius. An idiot. And was left flabbergasted at the end.

Well written.
Well acted.
Well designed as a miniseries.

It wasn't perfect. But what show is?