I just finished watching The Undoing on HBO and went into watching this. A real life sociopath compared to a fictionalized sociopath. The real life one was certainly much more scary. It was horrifying listening to the killer's interview when he seemed to answer questions honestly. He felt no remorse. He hadn't cared if a child had picked up the bomb. He figured that a person dying from a bomb was no different than the person dying in a car accident.
My real entertainment came from watching Shannon Flynn. I found him like an adorable over-the-top man with his little bow tie. At one point during the series there was a recreated "flashback" of Shannon Flynn and Michael Hoffman acting like Miami Vice dudes flying around in a sports car and shooting an Uzi. It seemed at times that Shannon still liked to act like an ultra-ego of himself and other moments when it seemed like they caught him on film almost showing his true self which was more fearful and sad.
My real entertainment came from watching Shannon Flynn. I found him like an adorable over-the-top man with his little bow tie. At one point during the series there was a recreated "flashback" of Shannon Flynn and Michael Hoffman acting like Miami Vice dudes flying around in a sports car and shooting an Uzi. It seemed at times that Shannon still liked to act like an ultra-ego of himself and other moments when it seemed like they caught him on film almost showing his true self which was more fearful and sad.