Halfway through episode 2 and this is so far very good. So much went on in such a short spell of time and I bet a many of us watching will see incidents that we forgot happened in these crazy few days.

Not much new information if you followed the case when it happened. Interesting to watch again as I remember that week very vividly, even from NYC. My Ratings 10 - I love it, regardless of quality 9 - Very good, might not love but very well done or might love, forgiving some issues 8 - Very enjoyable or Just OK for me but well done 7 - Good 6 - Watchable despite not liking the film/show 5 - Mid 3-4 - Not great, but got through it 1-2 - Very bad/You might be a communist if you like this garbage

I had never heard of the Boston attack before this documentary series, which is why I found the series interesting and exciting. The series clearly illustrates the irony behind the attack and similar attacks. Misguided Muslims feel they are being treated unfairly and confronted with racism in the USA and then plan an attack that gives people who already feel hatred and contempt for Islam just another reason to keep it. It also shows how quickly a person can change fundamentally. It all started when the big brother was not allowed to compete in the Olympic Games and that set a can of worms rolling that ultimately ended with hundreds of injuries and 3 deaths. I also find it interesting that there were still differences of opinion among the officials regarding this case up until the time this documentary was filmed. All in all, a documentary worth watching, but I personally found these re-recordings of the "brothers" pretty pointless. The documentary would have worked just as well without them.