Rafaela Bassili

The show’s pace threatens to short-change the smaller parts of the story that I care about most.

It’s a monumental episode in the relationship between Lenù and Lila and the earthquake that struck Italy, but the show’s depictions feel narrow.

Lenù can’t stop ignoring all of Nino’s sleazy posturing and Lila’s old warnings any longer.

It’s awe-inspiring and excruciating to watch these characters endure such painful struggles.

Sunja runs into trouble with the law, but it leads to an important revelation.

After all the twists and turns, I have to admit: They got me.

We get to see Barbara and Tommy’s obsessions outside of the case, and it doesn’t bode well for Rusty.

As more information is revealed, the more it looks like Rusty was somehow involved in Carolyn’s murder. Read more in Vulture’s episode-two recap of ‘Presumed Innocent.’

Ripley Recap: Death in Palermo

Inspector Ravini is on the case, sending things to spiral out of Tom’s control.