chopperDavo

We'll the first thing you need to know about this is that it was written by a woman. With another couple of women writers.

So predictably, men and boys are the baddies. With 1 woman shown in a bad light.

The photography is amazing. The sets, scenery and acting are all very good. Very high quality tv from that standpoint.

I'm usually not very good at seeing who the perpetrator is in these sorts of things, but I did see this one very early on. So not much of a mystery there.

Good audio and captions. Faultless execution but with a not very sophisticated story line.

All around, worth your time to watch.

Three couples, one of which is gay (cause you know that 33% of the world is made up of gay and other LGBT people now) are friends and they go on holiday together - several times a year - God knows why.

The acting is very good. Tina Fey does a good job of the cynical middle aged woman with a sharp remark always at hand.

Will Forte plays the loveable loser really well. He has really great comedic ability.

Steve Carell is good as always. He carries off the slightly unhappy but well off middle aged guy who feels guilty but also vindicated.

Tina and Will both get their tops off (bra for her, gah) which is brave since they're not 25 anymore and have good, but not perfect bodies.

Overall I found this to be a decent tv series. Not super memorable, but certainly worthy of your time.

I don't know why, but the producers of these documentaries often see the need to insert creepy, scary, jarring sounds on a continual basis.

It cheapens the whole thing. Makes any true crime program into a low brow 'B' movie type of thing.

The rest of it is not too bad. Having the kids involved int he story telling is unique. I don't really like it, but it's interesting.

There's no answers of course. Which is fine, you know that at the start. But half way through, I was debating whether to continue this.

I think there are many better true crime documentaries out there other than this. Watch one of them.