Red Mosquito

Dev wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:

Dev wrote:I dont like the episodes all ending on cliffhangers. Too gimmicky.

yeah, its a bad sign when that happens. It lazy storytelling...this is the first one in the season so im ok with that.

nope. when the hicks approach woodards house.

Bi_3 wrote:The music during the scene with Hayes' son was weird.... kinda distracted from the importance of the scene (assuming Hayes had lied to Amanda to help with the book). This was probably the first episode I didnt really like this season.

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i think the duo from season 1 will return

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Loved it. One more to go...gotta say these guys...i care about them. The scene with Ali alone in the street fuuuck that was intense.

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so i think henry uncovered a lot of evidence and did his own investigation and then fed it to the reporter so she could spoon it to wayne so he could pick it back up in 2015 as a form of closure.

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so i think henry uncovered a lot of evidence and did his own investigation and then fed it to the reporter so she could spoon it to wayne so he could pick it back up in 2015 as a form of closure.

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She's gotten some things wrong, based on the evidence that's trickled out over the past few episodes. I do not think this case is centered on a pedophile ring like Season 1. If you're trying to feed clues to a dementia-ridden old man, you wouldn't throw in a red herring like that, right? I think what's more likely is that Wayne left breadcrumbs after his confrontation with Hoyt that's coming up in Episode 8 hoping that someday someone else would put all of the pieces together. There are some hints that he's got some sort of early-onset neurological issues in 1990, so maybe throughout that decade he started to understand how his memory would someday fail, so he planted clues so somebody else could solve it and finally bring the Hoyts to justice.

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I stil dont know what his son is about in all of this. And his daughter...we know something happened between them but im not sure we will know what. And what about Amelia? It seems a lot of his relationships will remain untold. Also, when he says to Dorff about i didnt realize you were different...is he talking about him being gay?

digster wrote:Provided they don't mess it up too badly next week, I'd say that while overall Season 1 is better, this season is certainly ending more strongly. The first season felt like it petered out a bit in the last few episodes.

durdencommatyler wrote:I'm four episodes into this and I think it's the best season so far. The only think this season is lacking is Cary Fukunaga. If he was shooting this, there would be no question that 3 is superior.

I guess I shouldn't jump the gun. Maybe this thing goes off the rails big time after ep 4. But right now it's just fantastic.

VinylGuy wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:I'm four episodes into this and I think it's the best season so far. The only think this season is lacking is Cary Fukunaga. If he was shooting this, there would be no question that 3 is superior.

I guess I shouldn't jump the gun. Maybe this thing goes off the rails big time after ep 4. But right now it's just fantastic.

It gets better joe. Nice to see you here.

Welcome back home.

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digster wrote:Provided they don't mess it up too badly next week, I'd say that while overall Season 1 is better, this season is certainly ending more strongly. The first season felt like it petered out a bit in the last few episodes.

I agree. I feel more invested in Hayes and Roland as characters vs S1 where the story was front and center