Part 11
- Episode aired Jul 23, 2017
- TV-MA
- 57m
IMDb RATING
8.9/10
4.7K
YOUR RATING
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Catherine E. Coulson
- Margaret Lanterman (The Log Lady)
- (as Catherine Coulson)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaAlicia Witt reprises her role as Gersten Hayward from the original series.
- Quotes
FBI Deputy Director Gordon Cole: He's dead.
Featured review
For audience with serious attention span issues
The most memorable scene of this episode was at the end, with a Roman Polanski-lookalike playing the piano. It was a nice surreal background bit scene in a nightclub, where boring catatonic Dougie shared a cherry pie with the Mitchum brothers.
Before that, we had hysterical Becky having a boring conversation about mad love, with mum & dad in the diner. Gordon experienced some weirdness, while Diane and her bad wig witnessed. Some sinister supernatural woodsman did evil deeds, announced by the usual creepy music.
This series starts to be a paint-by-number exercise: when the sinister music starts you know inexplicable events will take place, followed by silly conversation/event unrelated to main plot. Then, yet another minor character with no story arch will be thrown in, followed by comic relief of some sort, such as stupid Candie or another weird, catatonic character.
The good point is you do not need to remember what happened before. There are so many loose threads and secondary plots and no cohesive narrative that even somebody with the attention span of a fly can easily jump in an out of the "story".
Before that, we had hysterical Becky having a boring conversation about mad love, with mum & dad in the diner. Gordon experienced some weirdness, while Diane and her bad wig witnessed. Some sinister supernatural woodsman did evil deeds, announced by the usual creepy music.
This series starts to be a paint-by-number exercise: when the sinister music starts you know inexplicable events will take place, followed by silly conversation/event unrelated to main plot. Then, yet another minor character with no story arch will be thrown in, followed by comic relief of some sort, such as stupid Candie or another weird, catatonic character.
The good point is you do not need to remember what happened before. There are so many loose threads and secondary plots and no cohesive narrative that even somebody with the attention span of a fly can easily jump in an out of the "story".
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- dierregi
- Dec 10, 2017
Details
- Runtime57 minutes
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 16:9 HD
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