Claudia-Jean

In general, viewers enjoy watching police movies when they are synchronized with the police's struggles and fine deductions. However, Agent Beck's psychics represents all answers out of the blue, with no significant police works made. I felt like I was skimming a mystery book from the back. You will see a twist in the last 10 minutes, but it was cheesy and frustrating with little content related with the entire story. In short, a terrible unstructured script.

This show is to merely watch disorganized people and say "Yeah, I have the same problem." In other words, I did not learn any new techniques or inspiring words from Marie Kondo. This is a big difference between Marie Kendo's show and the Fav Five's Queer Eye - i.e. she is not suitable for a reality show host. On top of that, clients selection is boring. Yes, they own a bit too many stuff, but on almost the average level. I was not impressed with the before/after comparison scenes at all... One or two episodes are enough to motivate yourself to tidy your house. By the way, I'm Japanese and watched the show with English subtitles. Most of the time Kondo speaks in Japanese during the show, but her translator and subtitles are both accurate. Therefore, my negative review is not due to a language issue.

The docu-series visually restages actual terrorism plots, based on evidence provided by in-charge law enforcement agents. All cases featured by this docu-series are not well known and something new to me because they were aborted right before execution.

However, it walks me through each plot too quickly. It tells only HOW they successfully aborted, but no observation WHY terrorists attempted in the first place.

On top of that, the narration style reminds me of CNN reports. And interviews basically are one side story. It's like police PR videos designed for a new officers recruitment purpose. I do not say it's propaganda, but simply lack of enthusiasm and neutral analysis. I sometimes fell asleep while watching it.