The opening scene of ep1 was amazing then it went downhill. The leading actress sometimes annoyingly resorts to Tokyoesque (La casa de Papel) facial moves and looks, which reminds one of anime. However the cast is not the issue. It's the writing. It conveys a simple message ; take pity on the strippers for they have a reason to be there(humanises them) whilst don't ever, not for a second believe that they have an ounce of brain, for they don't. Everything those 3 girls do make the female viewer disassociate from them. They can't be that dumb , one may wonder in frustration, I mean , the brunette one has a uni degree! Alas ! It only takes her what feels like a century to realise how and why they are still being followed AND don't be fooled, it's not because of her intelligence (she says) but because this had happened to her before *facepalm* . Also, way too many unnecessary innocent people die or get injured because the writers couldn't think of anything clever that actually involves the main characters. The only good thing about this series is the actor who plays the owner of the stripclub. He's great.
