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<\/a>Adorable Duke McCloud and Sarah Snook.<\/p><\/div>\n
One is to laud the entire cast. They\u2019re all perfect, and give excellent performances, even the adorable little boy! I would not be at all surprised to see every one of them nominated for various awards this coming season, especially the star, Sarah Snook. (I hope I got that \u201cSS\u201d name right\u2014it\u2019s hard to keep the names of all these new actresses with those initials straight!) Boy, can that woman tear-up at a moment\u2019s notice! It was weird to see Dakota Fanning as an almost middle-aged woman, though. And Mr. X and I were fans of Jake Lacy back when he played the cute, dumb boyfriend on a one-season sitcom, Better With You<\/em>, so to see him like this was a tad difficult for me. (I know he played a much worse guy on a different recent mini-series, A Friend of the Family<\/em>, but I purposely didn\u2019t watch that disturbing one.) But, somehow, I was most impressed with Michael Pena\u2019s detective, in portraying both his professional and personal lives. I believed it all.<\/p>\n Another reason for this article is to say that the entire eight episodes are riveting. I love that so many of the characters\u2019 backstories, especially that of the main detective, are included.<\/p>\n But mainly, I really want to discuss the several holes in the script! They\u2019re driving me crazy! I don\u2019t know anyone else personally who watched All Her Fault<\/em>, (a weak and misleading title if ever there was one,) including Mr. X, who was out of there the second he saw the sadness of an abducted child, so I have to get these peccadillos off my chest here<\/em>.<\/p>\n Daniel Monks, Abby Elliott, and Jay Ellis. How would there be no housekeeper in that beautiful abode?!<\/p><\/div>\n Hole #1: This is the biggest one of all: The two main families are very rich, especially the one whose son goes missing. Have any of you noticed what else<\/em> is missing??? A housekeeper!!! There is absolutely zero way that a couple who both work, in finance, no less, and have a nanny for the kid, and have at least one extra home on their property, (in which the husband\u2019s disabled brother lives,) clean that humongous house themselves!!! In real life, they\u2019d actually have a team<\/em>! That hole in the script is just insane. I don\u2019t know if it was written that way in the novel, but it would be nuts in there, as well.<\/p>\n And no\u2014the nanny<\/em> would not be the one to clean that entire domicile. I\u2019m sure the lack of a cleaning character, (and none in the mom\u2019s new bestie\u2019s house, as well,) is to not overcomplicate the tale. That presence would require extra people to explain away, and there are already more than enough suspects.<\/p>\n Hole #2: SPOILER ALERT! (If you haven\u2019t seen the show yet, and plan to, don\u2019t read again until after \u201cHole #4,\u201d the paragraph that begins with the word \u201cNow.\u201d): When there was that original horrific car accident between the couple and the eventual kidnapper six years ago, wouldn\u2019t the cops and\/or insurance companies have been involved? So the parties would have known each other pretty well and for a long time. And you just know that the young girl\u2019s rotten father would have made sure that she sued the pants off the rich family, especially for the wrongful death of her child!<\/p>\n<\/a>