1x03 Episode 3

So good to see Anna Torv in an awesome role again.

That was a pleasant surprise there Anna Torv. I miss Fringe already.

This had a sliver of what I expected this show to be. And in that moment it was really tense. But it reverts to mostly talking soon. The interviews are not totally boring, due to the great performance by Cameron Britton. But I'm not that much interested how the mind of a serial killer works and/or why he did become one.

if they had enough to arrest Dwight, why were we shown the weakest evidence they had?

the sexual tension between Holden and Debbie in the bathroom scene is so high

Anyway, this show is getting boring to me...idk if I'll continue watching it.

What put me off in the beginning was that I was expecting a 70s cop show, with everything that comes with that. What I'm realising is, that while it plays in the 70s, it was definitly written in recent times.

To be explicit, I was expecting dark and broody emotionally unavailable men and 1dimensional women. So I'm glad it's really not that, while I do think though that the show is aware of that expectation.

It's also really interesting watching this while having been obsessed with criminal minds at the time. I don't know how far from the truth both of those shows are, but it weirdly feels like they've written criminal minds based on this show?