We Are Coming, Father Abraham
- Episode aired Jul 8, 2022
- TV-MA
- 59m
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7.9/10
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Agent McCauley prepares Jimmy for the mission. Detective Miller questions Larry about the missing women, leading to a polygraph test.Agent McCauley prepares Jimmy for the mission. Detective Miller questions Larry about the missing women, leading to a polygraph test.Agent McCauley prepares Jimmy for the mission. Detective Miller questions Larry about the missing women, leading to a polygraph test.
Carlo Alban
- Chris Drysdale
- (as Carlo Albán)
Michael Aaron Milligan
- Mackowski
- (as Michael Milligan)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaThe song Larry Hall sings in the car with Brian Miller is "We Are Coming, Father Abra'am", a poem written by James S. Gibbons and set to music in response to a call by President Lincoln on July 1, 1862 for more volunteers to fight for the Union in the American Civil War.
- GoofsWhen Brian Miller and Lauren McCauley are in the diner her red cup moves from her left side to her right side each time the camera pans back and forth during their conversation.
- Quotes
Lauren McCauley: Wear It Like Skin.
James Keene: I don't like that skin.
Lauren McCauley: Hall doesn't like his either.
- ConnectionsReferences Braveheart (1995)
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Who is Black Bird???
Episode 2 of Black Bird starts with us in the past, following Tricia Reitler as she heads home. However, she's stalked by a guy in a van. This is on March 29th 1993 and it would appear Larry is the snatcher. We also cut back to the timeline involving Brian questioning Larry. He claims that his dreams about women is more of an out of body experience than him actually doing these deeds. When Brian shows Larry a picture of Jessica though, he gets riled up and wants to go home. Brian's questioning is a dud, so as a result he's encouraged to head home and build a case so he can bring that against Larry. Brian does no such thing. The second episode of Black Bird starts to deepen the ties between the characters and also fleshes out more of Larry's history. Whether Larry is actually responsible for these murders or not remains to be seen but it wouldn't surprise me if it's a misdirection and his brother Gary is the real culprit. That's just a theory at this point though but it'll be interesting to see what happens next. There are hints of Mindhunter, Prison Break and K-drama Insider at work here, which is nicely wrapped up in this singular case, which hints that there's lots more drama to come in the weeks ahead. Apple usually has a bit of a mixed bag when it comes to its TV offerings but Black Bird does look like it could be a winner. Brian sticks around as Larry is questioned by police. The latter refuses to take a polygraph test too, believing he wouldn't pass it. When he's shown a picture of Jessica, Larry asks to touch it. He claims she's a nice girl but she got sad when she was in his van. Larry continues on, claiming there is someone else "taking the credit" for what he's done. He also brings up a very specific act in this case - folding the clothes. Now, none of this is public knowledge and the clothes were all folded at the crime scene - it would appear they've got their man. Brian heads out to Larry's abode with the other FBI agents and pores over the details. Lauren takes Brian outside where they check out the vans. One is full of gear while the other is completely bare. According to the ERT guy, it smells like three things: Chemical cleanser, Armor All and denatured alcohol. The one thing that the usually messy Larry Hall (given the state of his van and house) keeps clean.
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