“Alissa Nutting’s plots arrive with all the irrepressible, grotesque flamboyance of a flasher at a funeral,” is how a NPR review described her 2017 novel. That sensibility has carried over into the television series, with the added glossy sheen of prestige TV, but Nutting and showrunner Christina Lee are also making solid points amid all these absurdities. In the first four episodes made available to critics, there’s a lot of propulsion in the way each episode is structured, creating a very bingeable “what’s next?” energy — truly, what are Hazel’s options if she can’t get that chip removed? — so it’s ironic that the show is being released piecemeal, rather than all at once.
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