Dublin Murders

Great show. Great first season. The acting was exceptional. The cinematography was even more so. I get why, surprisingly, most people I've seen talk about the show aren't too impressed, but they were/are undoubtedly too harsh. It's like people can't appreciate what, at the very least, deserves to be appreciated; everything has to be simple. Otherwise, that's enough to hate something to an extreme extent. Sure, there are some aspects that one may consider being a tad ridiculous, questions that you think should've been answered, and weren't. So what? Hating the entire show just for that is excessive. What matters is that the journey was enjoyable enough to outweigh any dislikes that you would've put at the pivot of the entire show, otherwise. Unfortunately, I'm probably in the minority that feels that way.

After watching this for 8 hours we still don't know what happened 2 the two missing children , and are we really supposed to believe that Adam/Rob would have got into the Garda with a false identity, totally unacceptable conclusion.