s01e03 — Chunnel

It's an interesting series, dynamic and does not let you get bored. I hope for a banal sequel

Okay: the boyfriend's motive? Was Trevor acting "wrong" in some way? Did the boyfriend find out about his scams and decide to put an end to what was happening so that the police wouldn't come out on him because of some of his own sins?

Once upon a time, I was extremely surprised by Tatiana Maslany in the TV series Dark Child (I definitely recommend trying the first season)

This series would have passed me by- but Rils saw it, and he saw Tatiana in it. The plot didn't work according to the description- communication with the web model on the network, they began to blackmail. But here it is - murder and a straight cheerful thriller
sat down and did not notice how he watched 3 episodes in a row, keeps him in suspense.
It's a pity that I didn't come out all in one day

How well the musical accompaniment was chosen, where it is necessary to escalate even more...

Has anyone ever stopped after saying "this is a bad idea"?!))

It turns out well, I especially like the music, Tatiana drags the whole series on herself. 💕

The slogan of this series is "this is a twist"))

If I could afford to use my phone for the previous two episodes, I put it off this one because some kind of bad situation started to spiral)

I feel sorry for my ex-husband's wife. She's not guilty of anything at all, and the aunt is normal. I really hope that she will survive.

The installation is, of course, amazing! Passing through a gas burner

The scene in the car where the boyfriend is informed of Trevor's death is on fire. That's what he did!

The series is so-so, but there's nothing else to watch.

It got interesting on this episode.

The series is interesting, but the main character and the detective are simply infuriating with their stupidity. One is that she had a chance to escape to another city and hide from a blackmailer/murderer, and from the fact that she was a witness to the murder. The second one is infuriating because she didn't even interrogate the victim's "boyfriend," but it's okay that husbands/wives/boyfriends/girlfriends turn out to be murderers more often.