Kleo, whose second season premiered last week on Netflix, is its own show, and, depending on your taste, it might be the better of the two. It is lighter and more straightforward in its storytelling and its humor, but just as moving and involving.
It doesn't have the filigree of Killing Eve, the same degree of baroque inventiveness, but it is ingenious in its own more casual, more human way. And it is less of a self-contained hall of mirrors than the earlier show; it benefits from being about something real.
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