Hey, guys. My sister told me about a new series called Will Trent. I really like it...
I watched it on HULU (shown the day after ABC network TV). It is excellent...we binged I think seven episodes-hubs and me.
RoadRunner
(4,495 posts)Its getting a 2nd season I just read.
Demsrule86
(68,632 posts)Murphyb849
(572 posts)Demsrule86
(68,632 posts)kimbutgar
(21,174 posts)After about 5 episodes in, I asked my husband to watch it and he got hooked. Now I cant watch it without him!
Demsrule86
(68,632 posts)We binged all available shows...
emulatorloo
(44,164 posts)so real, flawed, intense, interesting and complex. Intense relationships and great plots.
Have only seen one episode so far but I like it.
Demsrule86
(68,632 posts)Cuthbert Allgood
(4,946 posts)Just wondering if you have a comparison. I teach HS English and my teacher/best friend loves Slaughter (she teaches mystery lit).
emulatorloo
(44,164 posts)Cuthbert Allgood
(4,946 posts)Bosch lives in the world of Lincoln Lawyer (Connelly wrote both).
I will for sure read the Will Trent stuff (or my bestie will be on my ass), but just wondering about a comparison.
MLAA
(17,318 posts)Also love The Diplomat (And the Americans if you havent already see it). I hadnt gotten around to Ted Lasso until recently and it is my favorite series, by far, in years!
Demsrule86
(68,632 posts)Scrivener7
(50,990 posts)Another show which I am liking, also an ABC show on Hulu, and I cannot for the life of me tell you why I like it, is Not Dead Yet.
Demsrule86
(68,632 posts)Tom Yossarian Joad
(19,231 posts)Demsrule86
(68,632 posts)Tom Yossarian Joad
(19,231 posts)nuxvomica
(12,437 posts)I love good detective procedurals, like Monk and Psyche, and the excellent Peacock series Poker Face. These series usually have a protagonist with a special crime-solving talent (usually "a blessing and a curse" ) like Adrian Monk's OCD and Shawn Spencer's childhood training by his cop dad, but Will Trent's is especially interesting: having grown up in the foster care system, he can tell when things and people are not quite right, and takes careful inventory of his surroundings, something he had to do to survive a series of abusive foster parents. This history is also the reason he adopts Betty, a murder victim's adorable chihuahua, and while watching each episode I'm more concerned Betty is safe than that the crime is solved.