The premise of the series sounds good, but the stories are not well developed. The plots have an artificial structure.
Short cuts and sheer coincedances are made to finish the story within the 50 minutes time frame.
In the first episode a reference to an obscure play from the 16th Century are made and only Harry (a retired professor in Literature) sees the connection. In another episode she is an expert in Russian Literature with connections to Dostojevski, and Harry is the only person to make the links As she suddenly sees the connection with a corpse found in the water with a WW2 operation.
There is potential but they should expand the episodes and remove those artificial shortcuts.
Short cuts and sheer coincedances are made to finish the story within the 50 minutes time frame.
In the first episode a reference to an obscure play from the 16th Century are made and only Harry (a retired professor in Literature) sees the connection. In another episode she is an expert in Russian Literature with connections to Dostojevski, and Harry is the only person to make the links As she suddenly sees the connection with a corpse found in the water with a WW2 operation.
There is potential but they should expand the episodes and remove those artificial shortcuts.