Sob Suspeita

Super suspenseful, and never predictable. The intricate story manages to cover a lot of ground over the span of few episodes, while remaining very character-focused. If it had gotten more international exposure, it probably would have been renewed for many more seasons.

Two incredibly invisible agents investigate the kidnapping of a young girl. The script is full of awesome scenes were no one can see the investigators although they are a few steps behind or round the corner, or behind a slightly open door. That's remarkable... and it reminds me that scene were Drax (from the Galaxy Guardians) stands still without moving saying that's the way to become invisible.

Loved both seasons. So many twists and turns. Keeps you on the edge of your seat. Excellent acting. I hope they'll make a season 3.

The story is good, but the acting is so bad, is torture! The best acting was Carmen the mother of Alicia... I give it to her. I hope if I go missing I don't have these 2 idiots investigating my case! So many things in the middle that makes no sense, I guess they want to confuse the audience but is such a bad technique that we are lost as well as the actors... I watched it all the way to the end against my own will just to find out who did it! Also Laura wears these horrible pants that doesn't fit her properly, please burn the freaking gray pants and buy something that better suits your body, that way maybe she can walk normal... or maybe is just me lol.

This is a Spanish telenovela that tries to masquerade as a murder mystery. The acting is not great as the lines are delivered in the breathless monotone of Castilian Spanish. The actors all sound as if they are whispering their lines. Coupled with poor audio engineering, the dialog at times is impossible to hear or understand. The story takes many twists and turns, and at times defies logic. It's entertaining in its own way as long as viewers don't analyze it too deeply, but instead, just go with the flow. At times, the narrative is really dragged out and what took 8 long episodes could have easily been told in 4 episodes.

Season 2 is much worse than the first season. It follows the Telenovela pattern of multiple storylines, secrets and lies, with some very dubious medical ideas woven into the plot. The continuous banter of Spanish French rivalry becomes tedious after a while, as does the fact that the supposedly "French" detectives speak Spanish, even when speaking privately with each other. It's all very unreal!