Mary Kills People

Mary Harris, a single mother and ER nurse, moonlights as a "death doula" helping terminally ill patients end their lives on their own terms. Her double life becomes increasingly complicated as she navigates the illegalities of her work, the demands of her family, and the attention of the police who suspect her involvement in suspicious deaths.

Mary Kills People received generally positive reviews, praised for its compelling premise, strong lead performance, and exploration of complex ethical themes. Critics highlighted its dark tone and suspenseful narrative, though some found certain plot developments predictable.

• Praised for its daring and thought-provoking exploration of assisted dying.

• Lauded for Caroline Dhavernas's powerful and nuanced performance.

• Commended for its suspenseful storytelling and dark, intriguing atmosphere.

Google audience: Audiences generally appreciated the show's unique and ethically challenging subject matter, with many finding it compelling and well-acted. Some viewers noted that the show could be emotionally heavy but ultimately found it rewarding.

The show was conceived by Tara Nicole Weyr, who also directed the pilot episode.