Irracional: A Ciência do Crime

Título original: The Irrational

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2023–
TV-14

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"The Irrational" Premieres Monday September 25 at 10/9c on NBC

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Alec Mercer é um cientista comportamental de renome mundial que empresta sua experiência a uma série de casos de alto risco envolvendo governos, policiais e corporações com sua abordagem úni... Ler tudoAlec Mercer é um cientista comportamental de renome mundial que empresta sua experiência a uma série de casos de alto risco envolvendo governos, policiais e corporações com sua abordagem única para entender o comportamento humano.Alec Mercer é um cientista comportamental de renome mundial que empresta sua experiência a uma série de casos de alto risco envolvendo governos, policiais e corporações com sua abordagem única para entender o comportamento humano.

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The main character, Alec Mercer (Jesse L. Martin) is based on the real-life Duke University psychology and behavioral economics professor Dan Ariely. Part of Ariely's fame has come from his research into the psychological principles behind dishonesty, including in his book The Honest Truth about Dishonesty, a documentary, (Dis)Honesty: The Truth About Lies, and many academic papers. However, in 2021, a 2012 paper coauthored by Ariely and several others and purporting to study issues of dishonesty was itself retracted due to evidence that the data in it was falsified. The second episode of "The Irrational" nods to and then dismisses this controversy: a crusading investigative reporter who had previously been skeptical of Mercer's methodology (formerly calling it "pop culture junk science") comes to him for help, explaining that when she further investigated his work, she found it "unimpeachable."

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Alec Mercer: Memory is the greatest con man of human nature.

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5/10

Trite, hackneyed, warmed-over rehash of staid memes

Too many tropes in this show to enumerate. There's the brilliant college proffessor who does this crime-fighting thing as a sideline. Of course he has a dark past with some damage, in this rare case visible to the naked eye. He drives an oddball car that stands out. He is well respected by his (naturally) ex-wife and students, but not so much by other professionals in various disciplines. And on, and on, and on.

This thing is kinda predictable, like a not-well-written Columbo episode with the clowns all dropping their hints flat on the floor in front of the audience -- and the coppers. I don't think I'll have the patience to struggle through another episode of this show. The first one was enough to turn me away.

Conclusion: not terrible, but not good either. I just don't have the time in my limited entertainment budget to waste on bland pate like this.