Seriously all these things happen and it's just a coincidence? Either the police are daft or the writers are. I didn't mention it last episode review but not only is the bad guy a super genius, he is omnipresent! Everywhere at every turn there he is!!! He was there killing the other pathologist.... He was there killing the guy that fern just visited and there he is at his grave to bonk Harrow over the head......... The lazy writers could have at least had the bad guy lure these people to these places, not seem like superman. And harrows boss is dirty..... Hiding something..... This is just the first 5 mins....
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The story is dragging its feet
jedy-227 July 2019
I am a fan of this show from the beginning and was very happy to see that season 2 has started. But it is loosing its genuinity and quality just to drag the story to the next episode each week. In the second season, all the side characters are acting like a bunch of idiots just trying not to see the events just to help the series to drag the story just one more and one more and one more episode. If the coroner or the police department of Brisbane is watching this show, they must sue the series just for being shown this incompetent and imprudent
Boringus to deathus
nemesis-887 October 2020
Ookay, Season 2 is coming to an end, so let's summarize this circus:
The good pathologist gets a threatening call from a presumably dead very, very bad guy. His young assistant dies after he calls his boss saying he found an important clue. One of the very, very bad guy's cell mates admit he shot the good pathologist and then dies in custody. The very, very bad guy's drug dealing accomplice dies in a house fire. The good pathologist's daughter gets attacked by the very, very bad guy. Her boyfriend suddenly runs out into the street and is hit by a moped. The good pathologist himself gets BURIED ALIVE by the very, very bad guy. Yet the police keeps insisting that ALL THAT is just a coincidence. Moreover, they keep insisting it's all the good pathologists fault, because he is a psycho, a junkie and whatnot.
What was it, my dear writers? Did Brisbane police found a joint in your sock in 1972? Did they FAIL to find your stolen Prius? Did they overfine your caravan for speeding in the Outback? What was it that requires THIS much revenge? Maybe it's time to stop grinding that axe? And maybe it's time to find new writers?
The good pathologist gets a threatening call from a presumably dead very, very bad guy. His young assistant dies after he calls his boss saying he found an important clue. One of the very, very bad guy's cell mates admit he shot the good pathologist and then dies in custody. The very, very bad guy's drug dealing accomplice dies in a house fire. The good pathologist's daughter gets attacked by the very, very bad guy. Her boyfriend suddenly runs out into the street and is hit by a moped. The good pathologist himself gets BURIED ALIVE by the very, very bad guy. Yet the police keeps insisting that ALL THAT is just a coincidence. Moreover, they keep insisting it's all the good pathologists fault, because he is a psycho, a junkie and whatnot.
What was it, my dear writers? Did Brisbane police found a joint in your sock in 1972? Did they FAIL to find your stolen Prius? Did they overfine your caravan for speeding in the Outback? What was it that requires THIS much revenge? Maybe it's time to stop grinding that axe? And maybe it's time to find new writers?
Lost Realism
tajhab17 August 2021
Other shows The Mentalist for example, have used the buried alive concept. However upon escape the grave wasn't squared! It's amazing a show who used to pay close attention to details of cadavers could mess up something so simple. Additionally, why would Fern be wearing jewelry in jail?? These distractions keep us from enjoying the storyline. I hope continuity and directors fix these simple issues if there is a 4th season!
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