Besides myself, does anybody else notice that the color balance/colorimetry of different scenes seems to be "off"? I've quite often seen things that are truly supposed to be black have a blueish/black component. Many times, flesh tones look quite undersaturated. IMO, it appears that (whoever) is in post-production isn't quite doing their job in color correction or just does not have an "eye" for it. Before you ask--yes, my tv is calibrated. Other shows, commercials etc. look fine. And, I've worked in tv production for well over 35 years. Aside from the color balance issue (and the following is an artistic judgement), would they please get rid of all the lens flares they deliberately have in this show? I think they look idiotic and are distracting. As to the actual story line, I quite enjoy it and think the acting is well done. Any comments?
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