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Though The Outsider's slow burn isn't always satisfying, it remains watchable thanks to its excellent performances -- especially series standout Cynthia Erivo. Read critic reviews
The Outsider (2020)
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Episodes
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1. Fish in a Barrel
Air date: Jan 12, 2020
When the body of an 11-year-old boy is found in the Georgia woods, detective Ralph Anderson launches an investigation into the gruesome murder; eyewitnesses and physical evidence point to local teacher and baseball coach Terry Maitland.
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2. Roanoke
Air date: Jan 12, 2020
Ralph admits to being baffled by conflicting physical evidence; an unexpected tragedy throws the investigation into a tailspin; Glory tries to soothe her daughter Jessa, who says she's been visited by a strange man in her room at night.
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3. Dark Uncle
Air date: Jan 19, 2020
Despite being on mandatory leave, Ralph continues to scrutinize the confounding circumstances surrounding the night of the murder; Jack has a hair-raising experience at a remote barn where key evidence and a mysterious substance have been found.
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4. Que Viene el Coco
Air date: Jan 26, 2020
While retracing the Maitlands' recent family vacation, Holly pursues a possible connection to an eerily similar case and gains valuable insight from local former detective Andy Katcavage; Glory faces increased scrutiny in her daily life.
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5. Tear-Drinker
Air date: Feb 2, 2020
After returning from an eye-opening trip to New York, Holly searches for clues at several locations connected to the Dayton case; Jeannie finds herself shaken by an unnerving incident at work and delivers an ominous warning to Ralph.
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6. The One About the Yiddish Vampire
Air date: Feb 9, 2020
Holly presents her theory about the connection between two other child murders and the Frankie Peterson case; while Ralph remains skeptical, a more receptive Yunis suggests they start looking into Claude, the last person to have contact with Terry.
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7. In the Pines, In the Pines
Air date: Feb 16, 2020
Holly tries to help a volatile but conflicted Jack, while their whereabouts are being tracked by Ralph and Alec; after she's confronted by gossip, Glory considers Howie's suggestion on how to secure her family's financial future.
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8. Foxhead
Air date: Feb 23, 2020
Sensing something ominous afoot, Claude reconnects with his brother in Tennessee, while Holly, Ralph, Yunis, and Andy follow him in hopes of isolating the evil force and thwarting its next kill; a visiting family avoids a dangerous encounter.
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9. Tigers and Bears
Air date: Mar 1, 2020
After obscuring their true purpose in town from local police, Ralph and Yunis interview witnesses from the cave festival, while Holly and Andy visit the scene; later, the group considers its next move as Claude deals with the weight of his role.
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10. Must/Can't
Air date: Mar 8, 2020
The group finds itself in a climactic showdown in their last-ditch effort to root out El Coco.
The Outsider: Season 1 videos
The Outsider: Limited Series Featurette - The First Two Episodes
The Outsider: Limited Series Featurette - Jason Bateman
The Outsider: Limited Series Teaser
The Outsider: Limited Series Trailer
The Outsider: Season 1 Episode 3 and 4 Featurette - Inside the Episodes
The Outsider: Season 1 Photos
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Cast & Crew
Critic Reviews for The Outsider: Season 1
Audience Reviews for The Outsider: Season 1
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A very worthy adaption of Stephen King's novel. Extraordinary acting all around. Proof that horror doesn't need to be campy.
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Granted, the acting is excellent, but the supernatural villain, and therefore the entire plot, is painfully obvious from the very first episode. It's supposed to be horror, but the only horrifying aspect is how slowly it moves. The tagline should come with a list of side effects: "May cause drowsiness. Do not watch before driving or operating heavy machinery." This really should have been a 2-hour movie, not a 10-hour series.
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most underrated show - one of the most gripping seasons of tv I've ever watched. so so good.
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Liked the series in general, but I thought that it was too slow sometimes. Some dialogue scenes felt just too long and tedious. I didn't read the book, but it felt like they tried to preserve the dialogues in the book as much as they could, but the transition was not so good. Maybe fans who have read it will enjoy it more. But anyway, it was a good show and I liked it.
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Great horror/thriller
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Starts out great for the first few episodes, but starts to feel repetitive and anti-climactic.
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You have to see this series, it is written by Stephen King and it is a masterpiece, this story is a police novel but when you move on to the story it turns into something paranormal, Stephen King managed to introduce the paranormal to a police novel
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The tension and eerieness Bateman produces in this adaption of Stephen King's novel is excellent, as is the performance of Mendelsohn. It is a slow, slow boil and probably could of been an episode or 2 shorter
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Not the best or most interesting story SK story
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I just watched this Book on TV for the second time, it follows the book pretty close. The acting and writing really brings this scarry novel to life, don't miss it, don't watch it alone:)
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