We’ve had Manson and I don’t think that the show could get any more of a celebrity interview then that.
With interviews not being that important anymore though it’ll be interesting to see if we even get any more after this episode.
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We are slowly seeing Ford lose his ability to see past the Atlanta Child Murders, it left Carr and Smith to deal with their actual job in the last episode and saw him making promises he just couldn’t keep to the families of the victims so far.
It might not be a good thing for him in the future.
Holden has now been shown up as the snob he is, only really wanting to interview intelligent killers which allowed Atlanta’s Jim Barney to shine as well as surprisingly Gregg.
Now the focus has shifted to the Atlanta Child Murderer instead of the BTK and we still have that promised interview with Manson to look forward to.
We’ve had our first interview, with the Son of Sam, and are on the trail of the BTK Killer as well as a potential murderer closer to home for Bill.
The series is keeping the drama flowing.
EDIT : These reviews were done to come out like the GLOW ones did but after another tough week or two they’ve been obviously put back. Unlike others they are all done they just need final editing before released so we hopefully will get them out soon.
With the Behavioral Science Unit back together and given a fresh start and the promise of more staff and a interview with Manson as well as Bill on the prowl for BTK the series looks like it’ll continue to be as interesting as it ever was.
I am one of those people who love serial killer documentaries and trying to figure out what exactly makes these people tick, Mindhunter ended up being one of my favourite shows on Netflix as it saw Detectives Ford and Tench interviewing serial killers trying to understand why they do what they do.
So we have a new series and a new cast of serial killers to talk to.
After a sad end to episode 3 we see the fallout of no one ever listening to Isaac, the victim of the only crime to happen in the show, and whether or not the family learn anything from what has happened.
