Harlan Coben's latest Netflix series, 'I Will Find You', is a wild ride through the mind of a literary supervillain. This show is a prime example of why some people might call Coben 'straight-to-streaming schlock', but for those who love a good twist and turn, it's a thrilling adventure. The series takes place in the US, a rare occurrence for a Coben adaptation, and follows the story of David Burroughs, a man imprisoned for a heinous crime. The plot is a whirlwind of interconnected silliness, with characters seemingly linked to each other in every possible way. It's like a puzzle, but with more pieces than you can keep track of, and it's all held together by a tenuous thread of plausibility. The show is a feast of overcranked nonsense, with each episode building on the previous one, and the final two episodes are particularly wild, with a lot of plot twists and turns. The show is a perfect example of the kind of television that people love to second-screen, where you can keep one eye on your TikTok feed while still keeping up with the story. The show is not for the faint of heart, and it's definitely not for those who like their television to make sense. It's a wild ride, and it's definitely worth watching if you're a fan of the genre. But be warned, it might leave your brain feeling a little scrambled.
