I enjoyed the first half better than the last half. There was too much going on. Two murder plots, each of which should have been their own season (or focused half-season arc), plus the Koreatown killer stuff that just seemed thrown in randomly, and then his mom's case. I wouldn't even have remembered there was a KTown killer if someone hadn't posted about it here.

Despite all the plot they were chewing through, I found myself bored and not caring towards the end. I guess it was just too unfocused that nothing really gripped my attention. I finished ep 9 a few days ago and didn't care enough to watch the last episode until last night. A murder detective plot should have me staying up late because I can't wait to finish it rather than just getting around to the last episode whenever I had nothing else to watch.

Still enjoy the show, but it just seemed all over the place this season. I don't know why they need to combine plots from at least two different books (not sure if the KTown killer stuff is leftovers from a third book) into one season and have the plots unfolding concurrently. Either do shorter seasons, tell two stories sequentially in a season, or find a more coherent way to intertwine them.