"Anatomy of a Scandal" Episode #1.1 (TV Episode 2022) Poster

(TV Mini Series)

(2022)

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7/10
Walks like a duck, quacks like a duck ...
bosporan16 April 2022
The first five minutes are disorienting with a bewigged Michelle Dockery at her desk with rain outside followed by Sienna Miller at a party expecting her missing husband. It took a while longer to understand the non-linear timeline that this show uses. Once the vertigo stopped, this became a solid, though laborious, introduction to what is going on and who the characters are.

The presentation style of the episode cliff-hanger is a little pretentious, but the substance good despite being predictable.
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6/10
Well acted
Calicodreamin8 May 2022
The storyline moved slowly but the characters are well acted. Interesting enough though to keep watching to find out what happens. Cinematography worked for the filming style.
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7/10
So far so good ... but ......
woodvillelite-119 April 2022
I had a great laugh appr at 5 minute mark when James's assistant is leaving his home and when the door slams shut, I thought the Mail Slot was going to fall out. The whole piece just moved up and down.
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7/10
Less than more than good enough
jamescrean-4985925 August 2022
The first episode of Anatomy Of A Scandal presents an interesting central narrative, a solid lead and a slower, more laid back approach to its storytelling, but its oft poor writing, laughable ending, ho-hum quality and sometimes repetitive nature keep it from reaching any exceptional heights- though it is, without a doubt, a good episode of television- just not a great one.
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