The Undoing

A let down. The show ends each episode with a typical cliffhanger that gets shot down immediately in the next episode. The show tries to twist you into thinking in other directions and it's pretty weak attempts.

User JSchlansky hits the nail on the head: "Constantly seems like it's about to get more interesting but never does." Hugh Grant's fantastic performance is probably the thing that stands out the most here. The overall feeling that it was unnecessarily stretched out, and some odd directorial choices, really hold this back.

Constantly seems like it's about to get more interesting but never does. Every episode ends with a cliffhanger that suggests a major twist or revelation, only to immediately undercut that cliffhanger in the next episode and reveal that what we saw was far more mundane or meaningless. The story is nowhere near complex enough to demand a 6-episode length. You could easily compress all of the interesting bits into a 1.5-hour film. I mostly listened to this show while painting, visually uneventful.

Seems like everyone on set caught the over-acting bug. Pretty jokes they founded an entire murder mystery of Hugh Grant's charm.

The Undoing had everything to be an excellent psychological miniseries: a stylish production, a wealthy New York setting, and a murder that promised secrets under the surface. However, despite its elegant cinematography and expensive polish, the storytelling never truly surprised me. The plot felt quite linear—each episode looked as if it was building toward a shocking revelation, yet the ending turned out exactly as one might expect. What disappointed me most was the acting. Both Nicole K - Full Review

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Tried to build a good story. I almost liked the ending but it did not give what promised.

not bad but as crime whodunit and legal drama it is kinda short on twists and intrigues. so it shifts more to family and relationship drama but cannot say it delivers there.