Episode #2.1

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.

A good seamless transition from season one, all players returned and storyline picked right up. Character dynamic has shifted, but it works. Kind of like to see Holden get a bit of his come-up-ins.

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.

Stunning in every way. It is a shame to see that many other Netflix shows are so bad this one seems like a miracle. This must be shown to some producers that throw a load of money on the first script they find. Learn some, ladies and gentlemen and work harder.

A superb start the season 2. We really see how fragile Holden is at the moment due to his interaction with Kemper last season and how it's affecting those around him. Great acting. The acting and directing is once again top notch. The first scene of this episode was terrifying and am excited to see where that story arc continues. The shows dark mood is portrayed throughout the episode, especially in the beginning and the end of the episode. Looking forward to episode 2.