It is more puzzle solving than graphic. The actress playing the lead is autistic. There are other autistics in the cast. There is a woman who has only one hand. I like the inclusion of these people. I have an adult daughter who is autistic and also has ADHD.

The only ick I got on the last episode I watched was her pets. It wasn't graphic at all.

Iʻd be happier if PBS mysteries didn't always involve a dead person but I guess that's why they are mysteries?

I don't remember Midsomer
murders or Vera, sorry.

Astrid is in French with English subtitles. Patience seems slow to me, but okay.

I don't recall any gore in the few episodes that I've seen. You should be OK. ❤️

IMDb said graphic scenes when I watched the trailer, so I was afraid to watch the show.

Will give it a try over the long weekend. I appreciate you all taking the time to give me your opinion.

I'll try to find the original show, littlemissmartypants. I'd like to compare the two. You all have

a great 4th!

Certainly not as graphic as a lot of American shows like "Bones" or "CSI".

The lead actress is superb. She plays an autistic character who is super sensitive to sound. Any gore is minimal; just close your eyes 👀 like I do.

... without much gore, so it shouldn't put you off your Cheerios, so to speak.
The French actress portrayed the autism of the character more believably, in our opinion. The disorder spans a fairly broad spectrum, and she really nailed it.

My husband and I mostly watch PBS, Britbox and AcornTV. We gave up on cable

a few years ago, and we don't miss it at all. The last show I watched that had a lead autistic

character was Chasing Shadows. Reece Shearsmith was excellent in it in my opinion. The only

problem with Chasing Shadows was the show was cancelled leaving the story line unfinished.

Really looking forward to trying Patience this weekend! Appreciate everyone's input.

You all have a great 4th!