Episode #1.3

The Coen brothers had nothing to do with this series, but there are similarities. There is the blending of humor and violence. The characters are quirky and interesting. Even the cop in training is a bit like Francis McDermond. She is fighting for identity with that idiot boyfriend in her way. We have a weird cop who is chasing the white whale--we don't know why at this point. Our amnesiac knows his name, but nothing else seems to be coming through. In a stereotypical film, he would have been putting a few names and faces together. We also know now that awful bearded character is working for someone and is actually a little scared of him. So a psychopath working for a psychopath. One of the strengths of this series is our own empathetic reaction--what if we were in his shoes? And who did he cross in the past? It will be interesting.

The man is identified as Elliot Stanley, and it seems that everyone wants a piece of him, the small town that he's add descends into chaos as Police and a hitman arrive.

Well this was definitely a bit on the zany side, yes it's dramatic and a bit on the wacky side, bur this was a mix of entertaining and funny.

Is there a drugs story somewhere under this, it's seeming quite likely right now, who's the mean looking guy? It's building nicely.

Ethan, what can you, she needs to kick him into touch sooner, rather than later, she cannot marry him, he's just awful.

Jamie Dornan is doing a great job, am loving Danielle Macdonald, she's terrific.

8/10.