This series is somewhat similar to the recent "Woman In The House Across The Street From The Girl In The Window" in that it also has an eccentric sense of humor and marches to its own beat, switching genres from episode to episode (hint: pay attention to the opening animated sequence), not always giving the audience what they want, and sometimes ignoring the crime investigation part altogether. The quality varies from episode to episode, with 3 being thoroughly brilliant (I've watched parts of it several times; once is certainly not enough) and 7 being the weakest (perhaps the only time where a bold narrative choice does not quite pan out). Episode 1 is very sweet, episode 6 is very creative, and episode 8 proves how elaborately and carefully designed the whole mystery plot was. Overall the series is very enjoyable, and the whole cast works together beautifully: even minor characters like Indigo or Walt are great. I would 100% watch a second season made by the same people. Somewhere between a 7.5 and an 8 out of 10.

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