Is probably without saying, but this article contains spoilers for "smoke".

Where there is smoke, there is fire, and the "smoke" of Apple TV+has a twist that will set its audience only when they think they are safe on the other side of the fire line.

The series is followed by firefighter Dave Goodsen, played by Taron Egerton (who, in addition to his work on the Kingsman films, has previously appeared in Apple TV+ Exclusive as "Black Bird" Both the movie "Tetris") and Detective Michael Calderon, played by Urnurari Small from "Land of Lawcraft" and "birds prey (and fantastic emancipation of a Charlie Quinn)" GloryAccording to a series of deadly Arson through the northwest of the Pacific. Created by "Shutter Island" and writer "Gone Baby Gone" Dennis Lehan, the series is a psychological portrait of two broken people who could light fire at any moment (in figurative sense this time).

The play earned a mixed up to a positive reception before its premiere, With some critics who praise the "smoke" performances While others believe that the series is igniting until it reaches its conclusion. Read if you want to know more about that turn, but don't blame us if you burn. (Also, if you try to avoid spoilers ahead of time, you should probably avoid watching the trailer of the show.)

By the time the second episode of "smoke" approached, we came to find out about the dark, hidden side of Egerton's arson investigator in the show - namely, that he was a secret one of the arson at the center of the crime he was investigating.

Fans of the real crime "Firebug", on which the show is loosely based, will quickly recognize both the image of Egerton and the "Chad" were inspired by the arsonist in real life Johnon Leonard. A Glendale Fire Researcher, California, killed several people during his multi -year -old Sirka.

This reveals dramatically changing the structure of the show, turning it from a fairly ordinary detectives series into a cat and mice thriller in which Goodsen enjoys the front row of the seat to the consequences of its crimes. But that's not the only turnaround the show in the store. In fact, it turns out that there is another arson that is set by a village in "Chad", although we will let you find out who they are.

The "smoke" is now moving to Apple TV+.