The whole intrigue of the murders of rappers Tupac and Notorious is that nobody really knows who killed them or why. If this series had shed some light on the subject, or even proffered some kind of theory, then maybe it could have been interesting, or even mildly entertaining. What we get instead is two identical and tedious investigations, a decade apart, neither of which leads anywhere or discovers anything whatsoever. A complete waste of time.

Lots of melodrama and over-acting that serves more to glorify and exploit the truth. It was a hard to watch this series and with only two episodes left my judgment isn't with haste. It took watching this to realize how wrong it is to stretch a story beyond the facts to make money off these two dead legends. They were both so talented. The best thing to do is to stop watching this and start listening to their music - appreciate the talent and relish a style of rap that will never be recreated but will always stand the test of time.

I don't know if they've got all the facts right, but then again they never claim to do so. At the beginning of each episode they state some things might be dramatized for the shows sake and I must say I haven't once felt like this caused any problems for the story.Overall the series is compelling and entertaining, if you are interested in the murders of Biggie and Tupac but don't know much about the topic this would be a good place to start researching and learning, although it does get a bit confusing at times, so be sure to pay attention all the way. It's not one of those scrolling-through-your-timeline-while-watching-netflix kind of thing, which by itself makes it a pretty good series.

I confess I only watched because I'm a big fan of Josh Duhamel and Jimmi Simpson, but I was blown away by how good the overall cast and writing were. Having seen both theatrical bio-pics on Biggie and Tupac, this one really brought a lot more hypothetical possibilities to the story. We still don't know who killed these talented young men (not a spoiler, as the show's printed messaging reveals no arrests were made), but this was a very worthwhile effort. Having Wendell Pierce (from "The Wire") in the cast made it that much more authentic.Also, good for Josh Duhamel to get away from all those romantic comedies! We knew how great he can be given the right material. :)