S1E2: It's not an exaggeration to say that the extreme of coincidence is imminence! (1 votes)
View Episode →Season 1 holds the highest collective average score across the series.
Season 1 Details →Lowest score variance (σ = 0.44), maintaining an average of 7.8.
Season 1 finale: "It's no exaggeration to say that a goodbye message isn't necessarily a parting greeting."
Episode Recap →Complete Episode Rating Matrix
Interactive score chart by season and episode number. Darker green indicates higher ratings; amber and red denote lower reception.
Ratings Analysis & Trajectory
Across 3 seasons and 26 episodes, Time Limit Investigator has earned an overall series rating of 7.8 out of 10. The series displays remarkable consistency across its narrative arc, maintaining reliable ratings from premiere to conclusion.
The single highest-rated hour of television in the series is Season 1, Episode 2 ("It's not an exaggeration to say that the extreme of coincidence is imminence!"), rated at an extraordinary 8.0/10 with 1 ratings. Conversely, the lowest-rated installment is Season 1, Episode 4 ("The criminal's 5-7-5 will come from the top of the cliff."), landing at 7.0/10.
The most precipitous single-episode shift occurred in Season 1 between Episode 3 ("Even if ignored by 1,000,000 people, if only one person notices, that would be happiness... Don't you think?", 8) and Episode 4 ("The criminal's 5-7-5 will come from the top of the cliff.", 7), a swing of 1 points.