Aquarius: Season 1

Genres: Crime, Dance

Cool! I can't wait for Agent Duchovny to dance. Will he sing?

After all, Emma's mother is a freaking hysterical woman that everyone owes. Her husband is not a real man, Sam is also a disappointment for her, she is the only good smart girl with balls of steel.

Charlie's girls are annoying. "Oh, Chaaarly, what's the matter with you?" And cry. It's not a fact that they have something there to treat wounds, but whatever.
But Sam may have overdid it a little.

@Mmoloko: Well, I don't know, according to the first episode, Manson is not a charming handsome man, but a rather nasty person. The one I liked outwardly was a drug-addicted cop.
Well, for that matter, Manson himself seems to have some charisma and charm, since he created his own sect, quite successfully promoted his ideas and manipulated people. It is strange to tell this story and omit these features of his.

I like the way the homosexual line is shown here. As if killing stereotypes from two sides, two birds with one stone: homophobes are shown that homosexuals are not effeminate boys with small intestines, but those people who cannot see the personality behind the orientation, the series shows that if a person of non-traditional sexual orientation, it does not mean that he is immediately an angel, because "their orientation is discriminated against." Charlie Manson is a maniac and a sick man, undoubtedly with injuries, but his past does not justify his current actions. And the father of the kidnapped girl doesn't seem too worried about his girl at all, which makes me a little worried. The break in the pattern lies in the fact that such people can also be of non-traditional sexual orientation and orientation does not determine their personality, it only determines their sex life.

Whoa, whoa, that's the ending