First of all, you need to see what all the fuss is about: this is one of those where reviews and recommendations can never really capture the unique vibe of the show. When you get to that super-intriguing, beautifully tense first episode, you’ll be hooked by a clever and thought-provoking premise, and direction - by Ben Stiller! - that makes every scene an innovative visual treat, regardless of what’s happening. For the first season especially, it’s extremely artful but supremely entertaining at the same time.

Sometimes you just want a smart but not too complex, funny but not too silly detective drama to while away a happy hour - High Potential is right in that sweet spot. It’s in the “magic clever person who can instantly decode everything at a crime scene” sub-genre, but the character who does that isn’t quite what you’d expect: Kaitlin Olson brings chaos and sass as single mum Morgan, a rude, earthy mess who just happens to be hyper-intelligent. That she has a bit of trouble and sadness beneath the surface - but not too much! - rounds off a perfectly balanced treat of a show.