DiogenestheCynic

I quite liked this show. It spent more time that was necessary on backstory, but the concept and characters were very interesting. Would have loved to have seen where other seasons would have gone.

It was a decent mystery, but as usually with this type of show you have to accept that the killers are completely insane as it's the only way to justify all of the deaths. A character that's completely insane might as well just be acting completely randomly, so there's no depth to the story.

I really liked the concept of this show. It had a great central mystery that would have kept me interested for another season or two at least, were it not for the dreadful finale. Two significant changes at the end, and both were terrible. So a good show, but skip the last episode.

A decent attempt at a supernatural romance, but it was a little hard to understand at times. The main characters are mostly sympathetic, though not always. Without that connection, there's not a lot of point to a romance-themed show.

This was great science fiction, at least for a few seasons. Unfortunately, the frequent cast changes rendered me indifferent to the fate of the characters. A remake with a more constant cast would do well, I think.

Seemed a bit disjointed and ended feeling incomplete. Still, I watched the entire thing just for Natalie Dormer, and I defy anyone to say I'm wrong for doing so.

Cleverly written and well acted, it is sadly limited by the police procedural format. Started out intriguing, but ended with a whimper.

Nice and creepy. Don't watch late at night with the lights out!

Good concept, fairly well executed.

A modern day Jekyll & Hyde story, with one personality being a spy and the other a regular guy. Slater has the charisma to pull off such a role, but unfortunately the show didn't catch on and it was cancelled after about four episodes.