Find Me in Your Memory

The series does have dramatic scenes, but it's not a tear-your-hair-out-and-bite-your-nails kind of show. It's actually quite believable, even though the main character has a disorder where he can't forget anything, it's never too far-fetched. The series mainly touches on the subject of stalking, guilt, and the privacy (or lack thereof) of famous people, which might be interesting for someone doing some social studies, but for me as a viewer... I don't know. It took me an awfully long time to finish the series, I even forgot I had started watching it, and yet it's nothing dreadful. It's just so bland. The main character isn't over the top, her sister is awesome, the main character acts logically (when the police need to be called, he calls them; he thinks about things a lot, etc.), and his character is a really good actor, the story isn't bad. It's just totally devoid of chemistry. It struck me as terribly disjointed, unengaging, uninteresting. I'll soon forget the series, I can't even remember now if and how it was voiced... and if I do remember the show, it's probably because of the tic in the main character's eye... (01.02.2021)