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10/10
Welcome back
dancerwy15 September 2015
This Netflix series is a first for me. I wondered if they could pull off keeping the series holding my interest. The answer is a resounding YES. They kicked it off right where it left off on A&E and it hasn't slowed down. The show is more gripping, because there are no commercials and it's more like watching a movie. I am totally hooked and hope there will be a Season 5 and beyond!!!!!!!!!!!! The actors in this series have become a part of my life. Being from Wyoming myself, it is easy to get wrapped up in the story and almost believe its reality, when they use the names of towns in our state. The atmosphere of the sets are so real and, if you knew our state, make it feel you are really there. Thank you Netflix!!
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10/10
Excellent story lines developing for this season
kathrynsweeps15 September 2015
Warning: Spoilers
So shocked to find out that Branch was murdered by his father. Was hoping it would be the other way around.

This season gives you the feeling that everyone has stopped holding their breath, accepted the events that have occurred over the previous seasons and is ready to move on. Redemption.

Walter presents a slightly softer image and appears to be ready to move on with his life post Martha. I'm liking the new VA shrink who will no doubt be a recurring character and is surely going to be a positive influence on him.

Hoping this season gives some story lines to Cady, Vick and Ferg. Henry will obviously have a major story line as it seems he is going to assume the role vacated by Hector's death. Gotta love Henry when he goes "native".
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10/10
Another Good Start
Hitchcoc22 December 2018
The death of Branch sets things in motion. There is so much guilt out there. His colleagues, including Walt, are really hurting. Vic is drinking and blaming herself, as if she curses the people she is in contact with. Walt now begins to confront the organized criminal element of the native people. So far, everyone thinks that Branch committed suicide, and Walt is on one of those quests where he stops sensing anything around him. The conclusion is quite striking. Also, keep an eye on Henry who is beginning to try to replace the man who was the source of strength to his people.
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7/10
American analog to Foyles War
A_Different_Drummer13 September 2015
Reviewers notes humbly submitted:

1. Historians of the future may opine that the "crony capitalism" which is the hallmark of our economy these days produces little of value or true worth. One exception may be in the TV medium where it is possible, astonishingly, for a major network to drop a brilliant show like this and for an upstart delivery system like Netflix to give it new life. Maybe there is hope for Mankind?

2. Robert Taylor is tied with Anson Mount for title of Most Macho Actor in a TV drama, an award which doesn't actually exist - yet. These guys could jog home from their own vasectomies.

3. I was warned before seeing the opener that it was "weak" and blame was put on the lower budget offered by the new owner. Poppycock. If you understand the tone of the show -- the only show I consider following the British tradition, in the US, of shows like Foyles War -- then the opener always does double duty -- it has to tidy up earlier arcs and set the tone for the season. I thought it did the job pretty well.

3. The acting is astonishing. Always has been. Always will be.
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3/10
What happened?!
jamosmonk3 February 2021
Season One: Spectacular and fresh! Season Two: Wonderful continuation! Season Three: What has happened to this show? The storylines have gone bonkers. It has become a farce, a caricature of Itself. For what reason would the writers come up with these ludicrous scenarios and off the wall character actions and reactions. Season Four: magic 8 ball say, outlook poor.
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7/10
Down By The River
nebohr6 January 2022
My wife and I. We both have theatre background. And we're not about to launch into a boring six paragraph dissertation on any TV show or movie. We would like to think that our light-hearted semi-non sequitur reviews based upon the silly MST3K model might be enjoyable for some. WE get a kick out of it ; ).

8 -stars. Everything starts with an 8-star rating.

Why is there an airport in the middle of nowhere? Last time I flew I would have liked the possibility of refueling? And maybe a mechanic? And why would a pilot land when there is a fistfight on the runway?

There are several continuity errors early on. We may come back and list them under the "goofs" section but if you would like to take credit for them yourselves just examine the shots where Katy and Henry are around Walt's saddle.

8 -stars.
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