Harlan Coben's 'Lazarus' is an Embarrassingly Compelling Thriller

Imagine a TV show about a family where the dad, who is a doctor, seems to kill himself.

But his son, who is also a doctor, doesn't believe it.

The son starts seeing ghosts of his dad and his dad's old patients.

These ghosts help him look into old, unsolved murder cases.

It turns out his dad might have been murdered too, and it could be connected to the unsolved murder of the son's sister from a long time ago.

The show is full of twists and turns, even if it sometimes feels a bit silly or over-the-top.

It's the kind of show that's hard to stop watching, even when you know it's a little ridiculous.