Original sentence: " In another mixed review, Lincoln Michel wrote in GQ that "while Evil Genius has all the right ingredients, something about the proportions are off and the final mixture isn’t as compelling as it could be." Jen Chaney of Vulture praised the series for telling a compelling story, while criticizing the way it portrayed Marjorie Diehl-Armstrong's mental illness." Nevertheless, Michel described the series as "a perfect binge for the long weekend.Documentaries like Wild Wild Country, Making a Murderer, and Serial ignited great debates about the cases themselves, the larger societal questions, or the failures of the justice system.Evil Genius doesn’t really do any of that.For example, Steve Greene of IndieWire wrote that "Evil Genius takes the idea of an interconnected web and decides to follow every thread at once, bouncing back and forth between storylines with a criminally short attention span.Other reviews of the show were less favorable.There’s something to be discovered in this case, but the show never stays in one place long enough to get a good sense of what it’s actually presenting