I agree with the other comment -- the tone of this show is flippant and cynical, like the narrator is winking at you while she's describing an actual murder. That's disgusting, as is the show's use of real people who have to woodenly "act out" conversations about the murders. I love true crime programs but this is one that I really hate.
I wonder who thought it was a good idea to have the "Desperate Housewives" narrative style on a show that deals with real murders, real cops and actual dead people. This show makes the old Current Affair program look like a paragon of dignity.
The only thing that I can say in this show's favor is its cinematography. It's filmed and looks very nice, as opposed to many true crime shows that rely on tape.
I wonder who thought it was a good idea to have the "Desperate Housewives" narrative style on a show that deals with real murders, real cops and actual dead people. This show makes the old Current Affair program look like a paragon of dignity.
The only thing that I can say in this show's favor is its cinematography. It's filmed and looks very nice, as opposed to many true crime shows that rely on tape.
