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Okay,I admit that I am addicted to this series although I wish I weren't. It is grisly and makes me wonder what kind of city this is to have more than its share of truly awful crimes. Apparently I am seeking reality; odd that I would want that where blood and gore is too too realistic.
In the first season, several of the serial killers were female - truly uncommon. Serial killers are much more likely to be male. Not only are women less likely to commit serial murders, they rarely murder except in crimes of passion or self-defense. Secondly, I believe that clinical psychologists are grossly misrepresented by Tony Hill; psychologists do make keen observations but certainly don't read minds. An empathetic therapist may attempt to put her(him)self in his clients place to gain perspective, but certainly cannot "see" the other's plans. In other words, the plot itself is full of misinformation. Last, If a DI could not solve any crimes without a profiler, would she(he) be promoted?
What is Tony's source of income? If he teaches, he certainly doesn't put in much time or effort.
Hermione Morris was in MI5. In both roles, she plays tough women. What is the sensitive side the Tony or any man is attracted to? I don't see it. Is it a British thing?
score 6/10
bsholley 20 November 2012
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