s01e02 — The Night Shift

Charlie
(waking up next to a vulture staring at her):
Well, no. Not today.
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Cool camerawork

something for the screenwriters, all teenagers / young people are completely sarcastic, nihilists, goths (??? in 2023???)
I understand that it is necessary to somehow highlight that she is all such a burnt-out life, the lies of everyone around her, (what kind of shit she went through if she chose such a life), but that's it he equally drowns for justice and sympathizes with the murdered guy and his girlfriend without 5 minutes... But don't just show it head-on.

If I were the murderer, I would sign the ticket and publish it somewhere there.. towards the end of the lottery draw... ) I liked the cat toy instead of the camera in the burger joint.. The deterrent factor)))

The beginning is incredibly fascinating. These transitions. Hints at one action, but in the end everything turns around differently.
A breath of fresh air in the world of TV series

"I have two, three more questions!" I will consider this a reference to Colombo.

It's a bit of a pity that we immediately know who and why, and do not solve the crime together with the Overall, a pretty story. But Ryan Johnson is not particularly felt yet

I really like this narrative..these flashbacks

Who knows if lottery tickets are actually sold in serial order?

When will she record her conversations with confessions of murders?))

I love Natasha, what a charismatic devil! The format of the stories within the story is very fascinating, it is much more interesting for me to see how she joins the crime scene and begins to investigate than if a murder was solved together with the heroine.

Charlie, in addition to the ability to see lies, has another ability - to bring murders to where she went)

A good series, at the level of some absurdity, resembles "Fargo", etc., I love this)

Despite the fact that Natasha plays Natasha everywhere, the first episodes turned out to be quite cheerful) I will look further

Sorry about the kid.. Because of some jerk, the world has lost great sandwiches...

I've been getting used to her description of a fox for ten minutes now: some kind of cat-like badger, an animal with legs, woolly, with stuff like that all over the stuff 😭😭😭

It's a pity about the Sandwich... He had such pure dreams, sincere for him. Such a positive young man, and no matter what he did in the war, he returned from there and so stupidly ran into death in civilian life... after all, he felt that this Jared was dangerous, and it was a pity that he went to him, so he also tried to help, but he ... pushed him because of the lottery ticket, so then he burned the ticket in the end... It's a shame, such a stupid death(

The music is cool at the beginning. It is somewhat reminiscent of a Real detective story.

Awesome series, I liked it more than the first one. It's very atmospheric, and the characters are colorful. It's so nice when all the little details matter, and when something that you've managed to notice goes off.
I generally love roadmovies, especially on sundays. And it's also so beautifully shot.

Damn, it's a very cheerful series. I love Natasha. And the waitress at the end reminded Kaley Cuoco. I even thought about it at the end.

why doesn't anyone talk about how smart the saleswoman from the store turned out to be, how skillfully she threw off the scent, just an icon, my God!

The guy from the gas station looks a lot like Jack Black in his youth

A creative approach for the procedural)

Each episode has a separate plot, a mini-movie, through which the main line is traced - Charlie's escape. Natasha is great! And her projects are always great!❤

Tough guy. Whatever the episode, it's a murder, they'll follow it up😄
Natasha is good, her mere existence in the project makes it a little more fun and interesting.

A clear series! I started watching it after the last season of Fargo and really went in, reminded Fargo of twisted schemes and an abundance of jerks.