...when I found episode one very disappointing I will save you all some time to say it doesn't improve. My biggest issue is that Joe has managed to secure a new life as a professor in a university. Without anyone needing references and he's living a life in the fanciest part of London. Not only that he can track a woman who doesn't want to be found across the world in a city of millions within a few days. Then when he's the last person to see the first murder victim die (and the body is on his dining room table, rolled onto the carpet and into his free car) nobody questions it. As more die nobody takes on seriously looking at this weird new American. In this instance he isn't the murderer and yet all the evidence is there for the police. On top of this the real murderer somehow knows who Joe really is. There may be some explanations coming, but it is so far fetched that it is just too unbelievable. That said in previous seasons he similarly managed to own large glass cages in his properties with victims without being discovered so maybe I just shouldn't be surprised.
Review of Portrait of the Artist
