Just starting this series. Seems pretty interesting.

Supposedly based on a true story. A convict is recruited to get to know a serial killer to collect info on him.

Finished it. 6 episodes. Pretty decent show.

I watched it and I liked it.

At 6 episodes the season was too short.

I will watch season 2.

Had a little bit of a feel like True Detective season 1.

Liking this one, worth your time to watch. Larry is creepy.

Thanks for the heads up, I think we will give this one a go.

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Originally posted by PR64:
At 6 episodes the season was too short.

My gripe with Peaky Blinders, too.
 
I just started it (1 & 2 yesterday), and it looks to be very good. I noticed it was "developed by" Dennis Lehane, author of several very good books, for example Mystic River, which was made into a movie with Sean Penn, Tim Robbins, Kevin Bacon, and other good ones. Oscars to Penn and Robbins for Best Actor/Supporting Actor.

Just watched the final episode.

I was wrong about a season 2.

They wrapped it all up at the end.

Excellent series. Paul Walter Hauser and Taron Egerton nailed their parts. The ending (while realistic) was somewhat unsatisfying, but that's what happens in cases like this (based on "reality" BTW). It'd be helpful if every victim's body was recovered, but sociopaths are loathe to use them for anything but their own disgusting purposes. Compassion? Empathy for the loved ones? Don't look for it among these types of offenders. It's not there.