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Aside from the content being stretched out painfully to fill the episode, Tammy was just shocking. If I lived in her neighbourhood, I'd be heading for the hills. Zero empathy, really flat affect, terrible dialogue in relation to those poor children, and to boot - she continued to visit and support her mother for 28 years.
She clearly says she was never reprimanded, never disciplined, only doted on. IMO this has given her no moral compass; I doubt if she knows right from wrong. She really had to squeeze those few tears out.
This was just a horrible episode. The mother may be evil but "there are signs" that the daughter is a sociopath, psychopath or pathological something.
She clearly says she was never reprimanded, never disciplined, only doted on. IMO this has given her no moral compass; I doubt if she knows right from wrong. She really had to squeeze those few tears out.
This was just a horrible episode. The mother may be evil but "there are signs" that the daughter is a sociopath, psychopath or pathological something.
This series is okay, thought I'm not a fan of the narrator who always seem to be on the brink of excessively dramatic tones.
But what really jarred for me was that the investigators said things like "then he had sex with her" when the female in question has been kidnapped! That's not sex, that's rape. How could the investigators get this so wrong? Why didn't the interviewers or editors correct it? Words matter.
Aside from that, it's a decent enough series that doesn't quite delve into the errors made which could have resulted in an earlier arrest, and fewer tragedies.
Most of the episodes relate to very old incidents. Hopefully this region isn't quite as dangerous as it used to be.
But what really jarred for me was that the investigators said things like "then he had sex with her" when the female in question has been kidnapped! That's not sex, that's rape. How could the investigators get this so wrong? Why didn't the interviewers or editors correct it? Words matter.
Aside from that, it's a decent enough series that doesn't quite delve into the errors made which could have resulted in an earlier arrest, and fewer tragedies.
Most of the episodes relate to very old incidents. Hopefully this region isn't quite as dangerous as it used to be.
Great show. I've read all the Lee Child Reacher books at least once and love them. Punchy dialogue, great character development, intriguing plots. I couldn't bring myself to watch the movie because casting Tom Cruise was such an insult to everything that is Reacher.
Personally, I always envisioned Christopher Meloni as Reacher, but the sheer bulk and impassive demeanour of Alan Ritchson makes him a 100% perfect match.
I find Lee Child's back story fascinating, and how he applied his job loss experience to this rootless character. And for an English author he does an amazing job of writing a US character.
Didn't love Josephine, Reachers mother. She lacked the softness and French style I envisaged.
Personally, I always envisioned Christopher Meloni as Reacher, but the sheer bulk and impassive demeanour of Alan Ritchson makes him a 100% perfect match.
I find Lee Child's back story fascinating, and how he applied his job loss experience to this rootless character. And for an English author he does an amazing job of writing a US character.
Didn't love Josephine, Reachers mother. She lacked the softness and French style I envisaged.