I hoped the level would pick-up after the previous episode hoping that was as bad due to the personal aspect of the story. But no, the writers are to blame. Now there at a different scene in the big city of Seattle, home of the Kraken. And there business is literary based, not some kind of crime oriented congress. So Travor is in this chapter also out if his jurisdiction, not just the broad. So now you aspect her flagrant disregard for police procedure to be punished by law as obstructing of justice and interfering in police business. Punishable by law up to 6 month. But no, the inspector in charge is a college of Travor dating back to the academy time where she beated him to the detective rank. Allthough she talks the talk of protecting the course of investigation, she also never walk the walk. And then the supporting role in this case, or second mean character is a application programmer who wrote an app which totally obsoleted the human factor in crime solving processing. Yeah, write! So I start the app and apparently all crime data is uploaded according to application syntax, and then the computer solves it, with all the crime indigenous decisions ready to be applied in steps off we go left or we go right, the way computers apply logic. And this app, which is basically very limited by nature will bring him millions and millions. And completely replace human contribution in this. The only normal thing is that all the personal issues between the mean characters of the story is quite normal. The wife of the developer is a high executive in the company and his best friend is COO for the company, and surprisingly they have an affair which cost her the marriage and legal heritage to the company and products. And offcourse there is a dirty cop somewhere who helps a maffia lawyer with secret information to win cases. So that part is still entertaining as it is aspected. Al in al less annoying to watch then the previous chapter. So a 4 instead of a 3.
