I think that the 10 episodes per seasons format doesn't suit the intrigue, it could fit in 6/8 episodes maximum. So the writers try to add some twists and side intrigues that lower the quality of the show, limits the credibility and add a lot of nonsense. Really unfortunate because the first 6 episodes of season 1 were good but everything progressively gets lost into stupidity and useless additions to the plot. The characters and the setting were good but it keeps losing relevance, and the treasure hunt is the only thing that still keeps me watching. I wonder: do they add so much extra stupidity so people will react on social media and will talk about the show? The whole pattern is however part of the industry's race for offering more content all the time, losing sight of the quality in the process...
Review of Outer Banks
