So I watched a few episodes of Killing Eve before, but this time it is sticking, I blew through 5 episodes already and will finish off Season One over the weekend. It's got great banter (sometimes Phoebe Waller-Bridge quirk works for me, sometimes not, and this time it is), it's interesting and fun to watch, and Jodie Comer is just radiant. I'm really enjoying this -- especially with some of the unexpected plotting.
It's a shame it looks like later seasons took a hit from less-qualified/well-known showrunners, but I'm looking forward to Emerald Fennell's season as well.
Also, I haven't watched Sandra Oh in awhile, for awhile it felt like she was getting typecast as the cold bitch sorts, but despite Comer taking most of the attention, Oh's actually providing a stable, yet quirky and unique performance here -- and I love how she can spin from amusing to intensely serious and back.
This is actually reminding me most of a far more serious-toned show (although with its own moments of flamboyance) -- "Hannibal," which had the same weird "love/obsession" bond between Mads Mikkelsen and Hugh Dancy. Comer and Oh also have this same kind of obsessive fascination with each other that so far borders on queer. When they both get in the same scene, they kind of take your breath away.