BootDigest Such a frustrating disappointment

Intcatinfo A Masterpiece!

Humaira Grant It’s not bad or unwatchable but despite the amplitude of the spectacle, the end result is underwhelming.

Calum Hutton It's a good bad... and worth a popcorn matinée. While it's easy to lament what could have been...

Lish This show is one of the best I've watched in a long time. It is the only 1 season show that has such full and complex characters, even the side characters change during the course of the plot. I love this show for being honest with the issues that the characters face. It can be dark at times, but it is worth it to see the changes that come about as they all work together to get through their problems. I'd give it a 20/10 if I could. I wish there were more shows like this. And I'm also glad that it is only one season. Sometimes after a successful season the creators want to drag it on for another season, which just make the quality drastically decrease. It's amazing as a one off.

Mkdavis2 We watched this through the last episode when it fell in our ratings. Now I will admit that maybe I missed it when the phone rang, or some other distraction. But...Why did the FBI agent have such a big problem? He could have claimed self defense at the very beginning. Told the boys he was under cover and would have been killed if he didn't defend himself. After all, e was tied up in the trunk wasn't he? All the character development of many of the main characters, and I still don't know what the agent acted the way he did? And after the boys escaped the hospital and hitched to the Motel, how did the get to Philips Mom's? ....and why wouldn't the FBI agent kill them right there? It's not as if he didn't know that others knew what he had done. With all of the character studies, the last 15 minutes seemed as if the writer/s got to that point and suddenly realized ..."oh darn, how do we end this thing?" Very disappointed in the conclusion.

ralphcrowhurst-706-378626 i find myself enjoying the show as each episode goes by , the characters are great the story ,although taken from the Norwegian series Øyevitne has been done very well, just wish i had leaned Norwegian as i would like to watch the original but the US story is grand out WOWSER, The main FBI agent who we all know is the killer and is privy to all information on the case Phillip had to come clean to Helen that he too was at the cabin when the killings all went down , because he saw SS Ryan Kane at a gas station .He gets to the hospital where Helen says she needs his help ,while Ryan is out of the car ,Helen finds a bottle of fragrance then looks around and sees a baseball-cap and sun glasses puts it together ............i am very much looking forward to the next episode

atlasmb Two teenage boys have a haunting secret. And one of them is the foster child of the sheriff of Tivoli--a small New York town. Her past is shrouded in secrecy and she is happy to live unobtrusively where crime is small-time. She, Helen, is the center of this suspenseful series that starts with a murder and spirals out of control.Fortunately, Helen is played by Julianne Nicholson, who is eminently watchable. As she tries to juggle the demands of an alarming new case and the difficulties of fostering a teen whose mother is a junkie, she unexpectedly finds exhilaration in the gritty relevance of a "real" crime. Shot with a muted color palette, "Eyewitness" feels shadowy and filled with ominous intent. The musical score is moody. Even as the clues lead Helen into a wider story of corruption and crime, Helen is upbeat, bolstered by the support of her husband, Gabe (Gil Bellows. They are both veterans of "Ally McBeal) and her sense of accomplishment.The rest of the cast is solid, including Tattiawna Jones as Camilla Davis, an FBI agent who is determined to control the case and thwart Helen's efforts.This series is tightly written and manages to encompass many characters without feeling thin. I recommend it to anyone who likes suspense.