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Just finished watching the third episode. I guess it's OK to write a preliminary review at this point.

First, for fans of BB and BCS this show holds up pretty well. Strong lead played by talented Rhea Seehorn plus the beautifully shot scenes in that familiar New Mexico setting, with its warm and welcoming light provides for one happy "reunion".

Next is the show's subject. I admit it's probably a bit different than what many people were expecting. But considering Vince's background on shows like the x-files I am pretty sure we're in good hands.

Lastly, I want to invite everyone to stick with the show. I personally have found it truly intriguing and entertaining. But to those who are on the fence about it. If you're a fan of BCS just remember how you felt about it when season 1 came out and how you feel about it now.

Plus, this team have put out enough perfect TV (or as close to perfect as it can get) to gain my trust to stick with them for at least a couple of seasons.

Hope it'll turn into another masterpiece.

Absolutely love the fact that this show is back. I doubt that the creators themselves saw this show going past one season (although one strong season). The second season was such a joy to watch and the ending was so emotional and bitter sweet at the same time.

I am really looking forward to the rest of this season and the story arc of our two main characters , and also quite a few very interesting side characters as well.

I am personally very invested in how these stories unfold. And let's not forget a big part of this show's success relies on the brilliance of Jean Smart and the way she has made Deborah's character her own. Kudos and God bless.

I have been a Jackass fan and am not easily shocked but I guess there is a reason some of these stunts didn't feature on that show. Besides the shock factor Jackass tried to keep a balance between being shocking and funny and entertaining, at least for their target audience.

Here, Steve O tries to think of the most shocking ways you can perform a stunt and hoping that it'll make for viral entertainment. But in reality the end product is the sad attempts of a middle aged man near the end of his career looking for one last hoorah, and hopefully a payday.

I don't know what more to make of this but I wish he would work harder on his stand up act if he looks forward to transitioning into a more age appropriate career.