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In 1977, FBI hostage negotiator Holden Ford and veteran agent Bill Tench begin studying a new type murderer.
Holden interviews the articulate murderer, Ed Kemper, but his research provokes negative feedback at the Bureau.
When their insights lead to an arrest, Dr. Wendy Carr joins Holden and Tench in their first success.
Bill and Holden consult with Dr. Carr to begin classifying their subjects; surprising news.
Holden and Bill return to a perplexing case in Pa. where a set of clues leads them in several directions; multiple suspects.
Wendy considers an offer; Bill and Holden struggle to communicate their findings for the Altoona case to the judicial system.
Wendy takes a career risk to relocate and join the team; Holden and Bill struggle with the emotional intensity of work.
Bill and Wendy interview candidates to add a fourth member to the team; Holden is intrigued by complaints about a school principle's odd habit.
During a disturbing interview with Richard Speck, Holden's methods create dissension within the team; an internal FBI probe.
The team cracks under pressure; Holden's tactics elicit a confession but puts his career, relationships and health at risk.
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11h agoGood acting, etc. Just way too boring for me. Definitely NOT a thriller. I couldn't finish the first season.
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Jul 13, 2022Great cast, original must watch TV
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Apr 19, 2022The phenomenon of serial killing is as much as it is scary and repulsive, also extremely fascinating. Even though probably every country in the world has one of them, the US stands aside from all others when it comes to numbers. It's also there we find most of the famous ones, as so many popular culture elements about and much of the scientific criminology studies on the issue also come from this country. Take nothing away from Britain and Jack the Ripper, but on this topic the US is in a league of its own. No wonder then that a drama series about some of the pioneer work on profiling for this kind of crime and studies on these murderers is American. Without getting cliché and stereptypical Mindhunter succeeds in portraying both the FBI personnel but very much also the serial killers in a credible fashion. Most impressing is perhaps the casting of the actors who play them, appearing almost frighteningly like the originals. All over the cast is brilliant, and though there periodically might be a bit too much personal side themes in the plot, there's hardly a dull moment.
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Mar 11, 2022like the idea of this show and how every serial killer (actor) actually look like the ones irl but extremely boring, has too many unnecessary scenes
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Jan 19, 2022What the hell is this? The writing mixed with the terrible acting of the main character constantly reminds me that I'm watching a show. I'm so confused why this is getting such a high score on here. I couldn't even finish the first episode
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Nov 30, 2021If you're interested in serial killers this is fantastic show that mixed real life with a presumed fictional story line of FBI agents who interview actual life serial killers. They do a great job with casting these killers like Ed Kemper and Charles Manson. But the casting in general is very good.
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Nov 21, 2021Brilliance in every aspect !
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Nov 11, 2021Everything from the acting down to clothing and cinematography was perfection. Jonathan Groff is perfect in his buttoned up character and Holt McCallany as well in his gruff but good guy role. Their chemistry was incredible. But to me the whole show was stolen by Cameron Britton as the serial killer Ed Kemper. Absolutely nailed all Kemper's personality, voice, and demeanor.
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Oct 25, 2021It is interesting. Just okay. There are LOTS of interviews of incarcerated serial killers. Not a lot of action. Mostly psychological stuff. It has one production trait I find very odd. The background sounds are much louder (and in the foreground). It is to the point where it is distracting and annoying.
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Oct 20, 2021Can't believe I've slept on this series for so long. Definitely my new addiction.
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