Killing Eve | Spoiler Free Review

Everyone's talking about Phoebe Waller Bridge's new BBC drama Killing Eve - but why?

From Jodie Comer and Sandra Oh's killer cat and mouse game to a stellar supporting cast and some seriously clever writing, we reveal why you should be watching one of the most talked about dramas of 2018...

[MarkellSpivey]

Sarah and Eleanor, you two are amazing. Thanks for this very insightful podcast. Your depiction of this epic series is absolutely truthful. I agree with all of your comments on the show's tone, writing, characters and everything. You two are truly fans of great storytelling. Thanks for sharing. I look forward to more of your podcast and season two! Ciao!

[mrmaclovin]

As I am in the same profession as Villanelle I can say that killing eve has taught me better ways for when I kill people. I love how shows and games like (like rdr2) teaches me how to work my job better

[ringsaphire]

The more and more appaling things Villanelle got away with that she shouldn't have, just because "she's a poor broken woman" after mid season 1 kinda threw me off.
Trying so much to find excuses for a homicidal maniac turned trained assasin is just wrong;
I don't see any criminal organisation going to such lenghts to keep such a liability of a broken asset, it hugely undermined their credibility as a threat.
And there's really too much unnecessary over the top stupid drama... wich isn't my definition of good drama.

She's a broken girl turned mass murderer and homicidal maniac. Ok. Just because she's got charisma and a shitty past doesn't makes me want to feel empathy for her at all.
I guess you may have less empathy for her if you empathise with her victims instead, imagine she was killing your family members...
I hate it when movies or series wants to make you see a ruthless criminal in a sympathetic way.
There is a limit (murder is definitely a limit, as opposed to petty crimes and larceny) to having excuses/reasons to commit a crime it's really no excuse at all for the kind of shit she does.
Of course not creating them in the first place would be better, failing that, giving them the help they need not to turn like this.
But there is a no return point where you just need to put them down or lock them away for good.

Guess I'll just drop this show after having watched the first season.

[theylied]

Is this an old podcast... because Killing Eve aired in the United States last year.

[josiesaunders]

Can everyone stop calling Villanelle a phycopath if you watch the whole series then you learn about her past