Saloni Gajjar of AV Club gives it a D, saying Scarpetta marks a low point on Nicole Kidman’s journey of increasingly substandard dramas. The series is a “hot mess,” Gajjar writes, and feels more like “one of those fake shows used as punchlines in 30 Rock and Insecure .” Gajjar continues:

Scarpetta,” a crime mystery series starring Nicole Kidman as author Patricia Cornwell’s classic literary character, is new on streaming. Find out where to watch the series online.

Nicole Kidman stars as Chief Medical Examiner in "Scarpetta," Amazon Prime's adaptation of the popular crime thriller novels by Patricia Cornwell.

Jamie Lee Curtis, Bobby Cannavale, Simon Baker and Ariana DeBose co-star in Liz Sarnoff's eight-episode thriller based on the novels about medical examiner Kay Scarpetta.

'Scarpetta' follows the titular doctor who employs her knowledge of forensic technology while solving mysteries and crimes. Meet the main cast here!

Prime Video's new crime series Scarpetta is anchored by Nicole Kidman's magnetic presence, a grounding force amidst a wild story, for better & worse.

Scarpetta, a crime thriller series about a prolific forensic pathologist who uses advanced forensic technology to solve crimes in Virginia, premiered on Prime Video on Wednesday.

Best-selling author Patricia Cornwell and Scarpetta showrunner talk to us about the new Prime Video series, including what made Nicole Kidman right to bring Dr. Kay Scarpetta to life on screen.

Nicole Kidman and Jamie Lee Curtis attended the premiere of their Prime Video crime drama, "Scarpetta," in New York Tuesday. Show debuts March 11.

Based on the bestselling novels by Patricia Cornwell, ‘Scarpetta’ finally brings the famous forensic investigator to the screen after years of development. "Scarpetta" features Kidman, Curtis, and Cannavale The crime drama feels average and lacks ...

Scarpetta, a thriller-mystery starring Nicole Kidman, is sparking fans' interest in how well the actress portrays her role as Dr. Kay as she continues to put her deductive skills on display