Especially If You Run Away

Episode aired Nov 29, 2017
TV-MA
56m

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8.7/10

266

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With Lorena's help, Chance and D return to San Francisco to handle unfinished business. Frank Lambert has a new protégé. Chance embraces a familiar role in a new way.With Lorena's help, Chance and D return to San Francisco to handle unfinished business. Frank Lambert has a new protégé. Chance embraces a familiar role in a new way.With Lorena's help, Chance and D return to San Francisco to handle unfinished business. Frank Lambert has a new protégé. Chance embraces a familiar role in a new way.

Director
- Nelson McCormick
Writers
- Kem Nunn
- Alexandra Cunningham
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IMDb RATING

8.7/10

266

YOUR RATING

Director
- Nelson McCormick
Writers
- Kem Nunn
- Alexandra Cunningham
Stars

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7Hitchcoc

Not Quite There!

This final episode of the second season is a bit lacking. The problem is that all the things that Chance had hoped for are wrapped up so quickly. Nicole's situation is taken care of but none of the necessary transitions are presented. Mostly, penance is at the heart of things and that penance is undeserved. I know there are some absolutes in moral teaching, but the bad guys are the worst of the worst. I wonder if a fourth season is even a possibility.

10mattcording

It's all in your head!

I have just binged watched the whole 2 series, ok there was the odd patch of filler and one or two of the episodes weren't as standout as the others but in the main the characters and portrayals of them were absolutely great. It was tense in so many places, and very humorous in a lot of the episodes.

It was quite apparent that there weren't enough episodes to watch, which was quite annoying, as it soon became a firm favourite of mine. Ok there were some annoying characters but by sticking with it and keeping going the payout was was going to be inevitable. Once again Hugh Laurie is brilliant and gave the role what it needed to pull it off successfully. Shame it's gone but it was well worth the watch.

Trivia
Better duped through hope than through fear

Religious beliefs are the quintessential case for which there's not enough evidence to decide. The sceptical mind of [Bertrand] Russell looks at the evidence for belief in God and, while seeing it's not conclusive, decides that he does not want to believe in God for fear of believing in an error. [William] James, though, has a different thought. He looks at the evidence for belief in God and, while seeing it's not conclusive, feels the force of the duty to believe what's true as well as the duty to avoid error. The sceptic ignores the first part of that duty, which James also called the "will to believe". He noted that while both believer and nonbeliever run the risk of being duped, he thought it was better to be duped "through hope" than "through fear". - Mark Vernon

Lit Hum (September 24, 2010)