bhlt2 This show is so good! Please bring it back with the original cast. This show is riveting! Tamara Tunie and the rest of the cast are exemplar In their acting. I love this show.

annalhillberg I just discovered this all too late. I really enjoyed the first two seasons and was pleased to watch something with a decent plot and acting for once. Really gutted that I don't get to know where the story ends as the second series ended just as things were really beginning to escalate. Such a waste.

wildwoodrose I was really looking forward to this "thriller" series. Especially with cast like Julianne Nicholson! The storyline started off as intriguing but fell very flat very quickly! The biggest issue I had with this garbage is that very few of the cast members were First Nations. You can't simply pile on loads of turquoise on an African American woman and try to pass her off as native! There are many, many great First Nations actors in this world. Casting really screwed this one as well as costume design! Give me a break! Now speaking of design....production design was brutal as well. Where did all of the money go? How many times do I have to see a huge city in the background when it was supposed to be a small community? I will not waste anymore of my time on this crap.

xhidden99 It's that slow moving. Almost nothing happened in the last 2 eps. What dialog there is is a rehash of what you already saw. "Slow Burn" has become a euphemism for "no writing so we'll just chick TV up the show and have women and girls cry and stare at things. This could easily have been done in 4 eps. The so called dark secrets and glacially slow moving plot points aren't that mysterious or earth shattering. But when most of the characters are angry unhappy women and teenage girls everything is a huge deal. But the biggest problem is that for a show where nothing happens there are too many characters and too many sub plots and side stories that sputter out and go nowhere. The daughter, her boyfriend, his mother, Mike, Phil's dad, the super rich father in law, the missing college boy, the long dead brother, the Albanians, and more. All of these side issues are plot devices to fill in gaps in why things happen so they're all wrapped up neatly in the last minutes leaving it open for a fifth season of the Killing.