'Elizabeth Is Missing': TV Review
It's both cynical and mostly accurate to observe that if you want to tell a story of disability or physical/mental impairment on the big or small screen, your chances are improved if there's a mystery involved. It's a format that has yielded stone-cold classics (BBC's The Singing Detective), negligible duds (The CW's In the Dark) and everything in-between, the spoonful of genre sugar that gives storytellers a structure and marketing executives a selling point.