The Pharmacist

[LIGHT SPOILERS] It's structured a little strangely, with the first 1.5 episodes focused on the son's murder and then the next 2.5 episodes entirely focused on the opioid issue. But it's handled well and presents its case well. I consider Dan Schneider an absolute and true hero. I will say, however, that the ending felt a little too optimistic given what we know about the Sacklers and how they have managed to almost entirely escape meaningful consequences despite judgments against them.

Couldn't look past the absurdly asanine subjects and narrative to judge this completely objectively.