You Don't Know Me - General Discussion

[SoMuchTV]

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A young man stands accused of murder. The evidence is overwhelming. But at his trial, this man tells an extraordinary story.

A four-part series on Netflix. It came out in late 2021 but I only just heard of it, and couldn't find an existing topic for it here. 

Did anyone else watch this?  I found it interesting but can't say much more without getting spoilery.

[Barbarblacksheep]

I've only watched the first episode so far, but I like it. Intriguing. I find it slightly maddening that he didn't just ask his girlfriend what the heck was going on. It's unlikely that she was doing what she was doing voluntarily. But, that's a common theme in  TV, I get it.

[SoMuchTV]

19 hours ago, Barbarblacksheep said:

I've only watched the first episode so far, but I like it. Intriguing. I find it slightly maddening that he didn't just ask his girlfriend what the heck was going on. It's unlikely that she was doing what she was doing voluntarily. But, that's a common theme in  TV, I get it.

Glad to hear at least someone else has checked it out.  There's so much out there, I wonder if it was just not on anyone else's radar, or they watched and didn't feel strongly enough to comment.

[AnnMarie17]

We watched all four episodes yesterday; I thought it was terrific!  I struggled with the way they chose to end it (trying to refrain from spoilers but, IYKYK), but my partner thought it was a great way to end.  

[Barbarblacksheep]

Ok, finished watching this tonight. Not crazy about the ending, but overall...okay. I'd give it a B.

For the record, this is based on a book (same name as the series). The book ended the same way, apparently.