A disappointment through and through, Love of Kill failed to get a single thing right in its runtime and was a frustrating show to watch. There is nothing positive to say about this show, but at least it wasn't horribly offensive.
Love Of Kill Episode 12 wasn't the worst ending we could have gotten, but it wasn't a particularly satisfying one either. We don't know where the story goes after this, but at least it isn't in front of our eyes anymore. What more could one ask for?
Love Of Kill Episode 11 was a fantastic outing that explained a lot about how we got where we got to and gave the scenes the emotional weight they deserved.
Love Of Kill Episode 10 was a highly entertaining and meaningful outing that was finally able to fulfil the show's promises from a while ago. Is the show gaining some steam in its final outings?
Love of Kill Episode 9 was a slight improvement over the previous episodes, but the plot is still nonsensical and the characters even more so. Let's hope that this turns into a positive wave for the show.
Love Of Kill Episode 8 was just as much a useless waste of time as the show's previous outing. It feels like the show has already driven off a cliff, and all we can do is stand and watch as it meets its inevitable doom.
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