User Reviews

Just not very good. I mean a bear literally helps stop a police pursuit in one scene. The acting is all over the place with a few bright spots standing out amongst amateurs. eg. Alfred Molina stealing the show while others like Elle Maija Tailfeathers really put on a highschool theatre level production. It's just too bad because the mystery at its core along with actual incidents in American history being covered up, make for an intriguing premise. Unfortunately this is lost in an on the fly plot and some casting direction that should've led to the removal of that director.

This series had a lot of potential: great location & photography, good cast, easy pace. All this is undone by contrived mystery populated by weak characters and even weaker dialogue. Yes, folks, it's the writing that sinks this show. I imagine the lines left a bad taste in the actors' mouths even as they were speaking them.

Loved the books, love the series. Praying there will be a season two. I loved the character development of the residents of Three Pine and a second season will have people falling in love with them.

I am a huge fan of the Inspector Gamache series of books by Louise Penny. It was great to see a few the books integrated into one season, along with the common thread story of the indigenous people of the area. I wasn't sure about the casting of Alfred Molina as Gamache, but I wrong, he did a great job playing the wonderful, loving, smart, complicated Inspector. I should have known better, he's good in everything he does. Looking forward to the second season!

Four episodes in and it's really not good. The episodes just don't seem well paced out. It's just plod, plod, plod, ok here's the killer. Plus I don't need continuous preaching about how evil white people are, and how innocent and virtuous native Americans are. Watch Midsomer Murders instead.

This is a poorly conceived, produced and directed mystery. There are no believable characters and the production values are of the Hallmark movie variety.