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Funnily enough I felt almost completely the opposite. An exercise in annoying narcissists talking shit for most of the series but I thought the final episode was well done. I agree on the lack of consequences but I thought the final episode did a decent job of providing the counter argument - many of the people who turned the tickets in were either deceived themselves or naive and hoping to improve their lot in life. I do think Jacobsen should still be rotting in prison, but we have a fascination with treating white collar crime with a slap on the wrist.
And yeah, the big reveal (as in who was the informant) was very meh and crammed in at the end. Not my favorite series and I’m not sure how it got such good ratings.
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