There is nothing not to love about this series, save for the fact that it's so short and there's such a long wait between seasons. Having always been a fan of Joe R Lansdale's work, I was delighted to see that the producers and writers of the current series have kept true to the characters and feel of the novels, while taking the plots in creative new directions.
The creative twists--such as Sheriff Valentine's revelation about his past, (season two) and the flashbacks of Hap and Leonard as small boys bonding over the deaths of their fathers--are nothing short of perfect; the story gallops along with nary a stumble, and the actors have nailed the characters with surgical precision. So intelligently written and beautifully paced, each episode deserves multiple viewings to appreciate. Put this one on your must-watch list--you'll be happy that you did.
The creative twists--such as Sheriff Valentine's revelation about his past, (season two) and the flashbacks of Hap and Leonard as small boys bonding over the deaths of their fathers--are nothing short of perfect; the story gallops along with nary a stumble, and the actors have nailed the characters with surgical precision. So intelligently written and beautifully paced, each episode deserves multiple viewings to appreciate. Put this one on your must-watch list--you'll be happy that you did.