the show couldn't make up its mind, plot & theme-wise, exactly what sort of show it was...
was it an exploration of the world of an escort? if so, why spend so much and detail on the intricacies of the corruption within the law firm she interned at? why wait til the last episode to show an entire session? and what was the point of that last session, in terms of the main character's development and acceptance of her choices?
was it a legal mystery, where the protagonist couldn't go to the authorities because of her own illegal behaviors? if so, why wasn't the resolution of the corruption shown? (as far as we know, her corrupt boss got away with the embezzlement and legal misconduct).
and i had a huge problem with her client who fell in love with her, got booted by her, began to stalk her, called her day job and private cell phone, hacked her email and sent everyone that sex tape of them together (so the show led us to believe) and then suddenly disappeared from her life. the stalker obviously was simply a plot device, and not a real human being who could have been lethally dangerous to her.
very bad plotting, very sloppy writing. and as far as the world of the escort goes, the show was too clinical to be sexy, and too dispassionate to be a cautionary tale. was i supposed to root for the girl to succeed as lone femaile entrepreneur, or hope she would redeem herself and re-claim her position in the world of ordinary morality? or was there even any of these questions asked? i think not.
it was exec produced by soderberg, based on his movie, but i think he had little to do with the actual creating of each episode. it looked to me like soderberg-lite... all the famiiar soderberg techniques but none of the underlying questions or themes (no questions or themes at all as far as i could see).
thumbs down for me