Episode #2.1

A nice episode with some events that make us want to watch until the end. We know more about the state of Holden and see the consequences of his acts. New office, new character, new season. Still some good investigation of the criminal minds. Very nice.

Gay & lesbian themes speak to the world in which we live where people can be themselves instead of hiding it...

....hmmmm, I'm distracted by Anna Torv's awful makeup. She looks like she has jaundice... or some politician's tanning bed.

I was late coming back to season 2 of Mindhunter, mainly because of personal things you don't want to hear about- but here I am reviewing it now! Season 2- episode 1 sucks you straight back into the gloomy (unfortunately based upon true) world of Mindhunter. I couldn't resist but do my research as I noticed the way the camera moves and it's camera filter tones- that of course, David Fincher is back to direct the opening episodes! His style is just unmissable, from the way the camera moves and feels, make you also feel that way as well. Top scores to everyone on board as well! The main cast are back shining in their respected roles.

I was taken in by Season 1 and wondered if it would go on. This first episode gets us right back in the game. While there are no suspects yet, we are reintroduced to the main characters, minus one who is on his way out. Ford is as messed up as ever in his humorless, dull being. But we find out early that he is dealing with something unexpected. Excellent.