haven't watched it yet.

reminds a bit of Whoopi Goldberg of long ago.

Why isn't he being given billing?

I'm glad I saw your post because I was going to skip over it. Is he in most of the episodes?

They cut back to the senate investigation from the criminal investigation a few times per episode so far.
I’m on ep. 4.
He’s listed on the IMDb site.

as a US Senator once more. Great casting!

as the president.

So many red herrings! All kinds of sly references to other famous detectives, loved "Cordelia Cupp," and just about fell out of my chair when Al Franken showed up right at the beginning playing a senator. A great collection of characters and a delightfully weird and complicated plot.

Alot of substory lines that recur throughout
and great character dialogs amongst
the cast. Will watch again .

Fun what they did with those.

I am trying to add those when I post about something here, so I don't have to give a synopsis, lol. They seem helpful.

And enjoying it. It seems to drag a little, though.

but they don’t do odd numbers.

This deserves to be a series about Detective Cupp....Shonda can do it!

I just don't have enough superlatives to describe it. It is pure joy that makes you want more and more!

I’m on my second viewing because my husband didn’t watch it the first time. I caught stuff the second time around I didn’t the first time. 😀

It reminded me a little of an Agatha Christie mystery where all the suspects gather at the end and the detective finally reveals the perpetrator. I thought it was a bit long though.

Just watched Episode 2 and really enjoying it.

This was a really fun series, highly recommended. Uzo Aduba as Detective Cupp and Giancarlo Esposito as the White House Chief Usher, A.B. Wynter, were both sublime. Al Franken as Sen. Filkins was also excellent and a hoot.

The series was well written, with only a couple of draggy stretches. There were quite a few well-drawn and interesting characters, and an intriguing setup and plot. Excellent acting all around as well. I learned a lot about birds. And there’s music by Mark Mothersbaugh (Devo) — what’s not to like?