I'm definitely not suggesting their should be a moral lesson and I indicated quite the opposite.

Also, there are plenty of characters with moral ambiguity on Netflix, they're just not that good.

'Perfect Teeth, Perfect Smile' most often don't make good bad guys, unless those are the specific characteristics.

It's been a while since 'Swearengen' from Deadwood or 'Chicurg' from No Country for Old Men. Game of Thrones had some baddies.

But relatively spekaing I think it's thin pickings.

Maybe it's just Netflix fomatting pushing us towards bland content ...