Mireille Enos and Joel Kinnaman give unusually raw, intelligent performances, demonstrating by contrast how used to bad acting we've become here in the US.

As for more conventional role-playing, I can't cheer loudly enough about the casting, especially the two lead detectives. Normally, I'm annoyed when the media depict Seattle as a place of hard rain, as its precipitation falls mostly as drizzle, but the torrents have a role to play in the series, not as pathetic fallacy, but as something apocalyptic, nature out of control and dangerous. Subtle and intricate without ever seeming slow, the series manages something rarely seen outside of Shakespeare: the sense of a single death having tainted an entire city, from the corridors of power to the hallways of the local high school, even the weather. Subtle and intricate without ever seeming slow, the series manages something rarely seen outside of Shakespeare: the sense of a single death having tainted an entire city, from the corridors of power to the The critics have it right this time: 'The Killing' is compelling television.

The critics have it right this time: 'The Killing' is compelling television. It's everything I would choose over Hawaii-50, C.S.I. It's an emotional roller coaster and at times gut-wrenching and challenging. It's not just quick resolutions every Night. I can understand where people are not interested. And I felt compassion for her trying to be a parent and be a dedicated detective. The police work seems to me what an exhausting mysterious case would be for a dedicated detective. It's more like Mystic River in it's plotting. And the season finale was just the best icing on any cake. It's I watched the entire series and could not wait for each upcoming episode. I watched the entire series and could not wait for each upcoming episode.

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