If ever a season 3 is required it's this amazing show. We need to see BTK captured. Sadly it seems yet again Netflix starts something amazing but can't complete it. This is becoming a huge issue with Netflix shows.
Unless they're going to veer from reality or do huge time-leaps, we won't see the BTK strangler captured on the show, since the show takes place in the late 70s to early 80s, and BTK was captured in 2004/2005 lol The IRL detective, John Douglas, who is the basis for Holden Ford, had been retired for 10 years by that time. Still, he did end up interviewing BTK post-retirement and writing a book about the 30-year-long hunt in 2007, called "Inside the Mind of BTK". Still, I like the cold openings that show what the BTK is up to, and I hope they continue them or do something similar in seasons 3-5 (a total of 5 seasons had been greenlit by Netflix). I've read the book and, in all likeliness, Jim Barney will become an important character and the center of a personal crime; Gary Trapnell will be interviewed; The Unabomber, The Tylenol Murders and the Alaskan human-hunter will very likely become big plot points of upcoming seasons.
considering he was caught in 2 thousand something and the show's still set in the 70's, i don't know if he'll be caught in season 3... but initially it was planned to have 5 seasons so... who knows
From what I've read, there are supposed to be 5 seasons, but David Fincher wanted to step away from the series for a while. Hopefully he'll get back to it. Fantastic show.
Sadly Netflix might be canceling this show and any other that might get 3 season's because they don't wanna spend the money on a show for more than that, (which is completely idiotic to me), I hope Netflix doesn't do something this stupid, because from what I can tell, Mindhunter is one of their best shows, why cancel it?
Jquan2020 😱😱, oh nooo not this. Which news resources that u get this info ? But if ever it will just b 3 seasons, it better be complete with a great ending and closure.
@@alwayshangry3597 Netflix themselves has stated this recently that they don't see the point in keeping shows around for more than 3 seasons, they keep Stranger Things around because of how big of a following it has gotten, and how popular the show and characters have become, outside of that show, they don't wanna continue to kay these actors and actresses money every season, so they just cancel whatever show they want to make new ones, (which is honestly stupid), instead of letting the creators of these great shows, (like Mindhunter, I'm on season 1, episode 5 and holy shit every episode just gets better!), make the stories how they want, and give there series a proper ending they just cut them off. 😠
@@NerdyGamerReacts what a lot of BS, there are multiple Netflix shows who have more than 3 seasons. So you dare to say Stranger Things is not getting a 4th season? You're full of it
I find him extremely likeable, which is probably why he was so perfect as Kemper. That Promo Clip from Netflix where he gets into the role and changes his voice mid-sentence is just stunning
it took me a couple of episodes to determine why i would always feel drowsy while watching the show. it definitely was not because it was boring. it was his angelic voice! lol
That scene in the elevator after they get all the funding in Season 1 is absolutely brilliant. The micro-expressions and body language shifts from all the actors are incredible.
i know😭 it’s actually funny cause anne burgess who the characters based on is super smiley too! but maybe she wasn’t back in the day or it just fit better :’)
She was really good in Fringe and was nominated and won several awards for her roles on Fringe. Fringe has an 8.4 rating on IMDB. Anna was one of the leads in the show for 5 seasons and she also played 2 different versions of herself in alternate universes. Besides the awards she won for her role, she was also nominated for a Critics Choice Award.
I think her Australian series Secret City is on Netflix now. Taut contemporary drama fiction in which she plays a fearless journo uncovering govt skulduggery. Another show that relies heavily on dialogue (though not quite as much as Mindhunter) and she is great in it.
My other half is in love with his voice and his gruff, calm, masculine persona. She has just told me that he is only a few months older than me. I think he may just have won something ....
I can't believe the interviewer didn't ask Anna more substantial questions. She hardly got questions about her character or the relationship between Wendy and the two agents. The show does a really good job of giving characters like Wendy and Debbie an important role and showing how these two brilliant women understand the world differently than the agents and how their understanding and expertise influences and challenges both Holden and Ford's view of these killers and how they understand male psychology. I would've loved to hear Anna's take on how Fincher approached this for her character and Debbie's and how he's exploring this complex intersection of gender, sexuality, power and violence.
@@annmurphy3686 And no one seemed to get what Anna was saying about hitchhiking in Australia. I guess USians haven't heard of Ivan Milat, or Joanne Lees & Peter Falconio.
Anna's literally so incredible.. I never really looked into the cast or the actual actors but whenever she talked omg, I really love her! and I completely agree :( didn't like this interviewer or the questions he asked her
Right? I watched "The Silence of the Lambs" right after the end of Season 2, because I read Buffalo Bill and Hannibal was inspired from Brudos and Kemper. As good as the movie is, it suddenly felt fake and theatrical (corny and cringy)
Learning Cameron was a preschool teacher for 8 years isn’t surprising because he’s such a sweetheart but it just goes to show what a dynamic, brilliant actor he is. It’s the most terrifying and accurate portrayal of a serial killer I’ve ever seen.
I know someone already said it but my favorite character has to be Bill. He's such an honest guy who's trying his best to be a good employee, father, husband, and man but since he can't be everything at once, he never gets credit for his effort. Despite that he remains humble and honest. If we get a breakdown from him in Season 3 where he begins crying alone, I feel like it would be really impactful. With the stuff he deals with, he can't hold it in forever.
Don't know if it's the depravity of Kemper, or the quality of Britton, but I find myself surprised how even the hint of 'Kemper's' intonation in Britton's natural speaking voice still manages to squick me out. On its own, it would be innocuous and unremarkable. But having seen the season, it still carries a unconscious level of menace.
This is one of the best Q&A's I've seen. I loved Abraham's questions, the way he allowed the actors to speak for long periods of time - and didn't rush their answers, the actors' thoughtful replies and their chemistry together as a group, and the audience questions weren't idiotic - as they are most of the time. Bravo Vulture!
I'm not familiar with this host, but I find he didn't have good questions for Anna, his question to her about the cat seemed like an afterthought. My observation.
You know that the crime segment is and has always been neglected by awards. It's more about comedy, entertainment and benign drama. Cameron Britton was nominated but someone from This is Us won. -_-
@Dingle Barry uhm I disagree. She got a lot more air-time in season 2, now we know alot about her character, who she dates, she even did the interviews herself (with the other guy in the team, can't remember his name)
I miss Mindhunter so much. I can't believe Netflix passes it over for such a cult hit, and doesn't make more of it. The show is so well-scripted, well-acted, directing, production, cinematography and music score, it's so awesome.
Holy fucking shit this comment is brilliant!! I got chills down my spine. I can totally see it - that would make so much sense for his character...why he’s so interested. You should be a writer for the show! I hope they write that in somehow!!
@@58JayKay Did you figure out if the individual they caught did in fact commit all the alleged murders? I think he only got convicted for the adult murders. Still curious about that one. Let me know if you find any more info on that. It was a splendid season.
@@barfymann362 You're referring to Wayne Williams, who was arrested at the end of the last episode for killing two adult males. More information on him here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wayne_Williams I'm looking forward to what Season 3 brings.
Rotten Tomatoes Rating for "Fringe": 90% critics & 93% audience. Rotten Tomatoes Rating for "Mindhunter": 97% critics & 95% audience. Well played Anna Torv. Well played!
I still can't believe myself watching a good 53 minutes interview thoroughly and religiously. This interview is brilliant and offers a different kind of perspective. I can count it as a masterclass itself.
I love how smart Anna Torv is, even when she first did Fringe interviews she always knew what she was talking about! Most celebrities don't seem to bother, especially with TV shows, like the interviewer said, some just go in and say their lines and go home, but Anna actually goes the extra mile and researches what she is pretending to do in the shows she is in! They are all really great in the show though, Cameron was frighteningly spot on with Ed Kimper! Holt though has such a ruff persona, like you can really see him as some military guy or a detective or of course a FBI agent, he really looks and acts the part very well, and again knows what he is talking about! And Jonathan is so different from his character, I was one of those who expected him to become a serial killer himself, because he really is so weird and at time creepy,lol! Can't wait until season 2, it saddens me that we will probably have to wait until 2019 to see it, I was expecting it to come around the same as season 1 did, around November, but I guess not! But as much as I want to see it, I am kind of glad they are taking their time with it, so it will be just as good as the first or maybe even better! It really came across like a really long movie, not like a TV show! Seeing as they film on location, and the fact that they do those long scenes they were talking about too, which is what they usually do with movies, not TV shows! In TV shows scenes tend to look rushed at times, a little too short to be like real life! It reminds me of a lot of the British crime dramas I have watched on Netflix actually, which tends to be more real like, because it has a more gritty way about it, there's no flinching on the really horrible parts, so you really feel sometimes like your a fly on the wall, watching something that is really happening at times! Its especially so with Mindhunter! Now I feel like rewatching it again,lol! I've already watched it a few times already,lol!
I'd heard that they're going for 5 seasons. I'm curious to see how the BTK storyline unfolds considering the real life timeline, if they pace the release of the following seasons properly, perhaps they can run the show long enough to create the illusion of 25-30 yeare gone by to serve a sense of "realism". I would like to see the show also explore Gary Ridgeway in the future.
I only know Cameron Britton through the show, so his voice really sounds eerie to me because of how well he acts on the show as Ed Kemper. Damn it's hard to take him as a regular person.
He also is in the Umbrella Academy! It was weird seeing him play such a disturbing character after his character that was likeable, almost adorable even though he still killed people (in a comedic way).
Terrible questions for Anna; asking about working with cats and the scene not even making the show? Nice save on Jonathan’s part. Informative otherwise. They all seem so friendly and there’s absolutely a chemistry there. Eager for season 3!!
Cameron Britton deservedly has a place at the table. In a way he is the star. And he's so good in the show it was so believably chilling, his performance specifically. And then I was so glad to see him in Umbrella Academy so even though he was playing a hired assassin it was way lighter.
The Ed Kemper scenes are some of the most interesting of the whole series, they sort of became the scenes I was most anticipating as the series kept going. And wow Anna Torv is beautiful ❤️❤️
Mindhunter is just an amazing show. its beautifully acted and shot. I love the dialogue from each actor and how carefully they were cut. You can clearly see in the show that each one of them gave their best. You can actually see a character development and how it's affecting them. Each shot really fits whats happening and how it connects with the audience. I give this show a 10/10.
oh thank god! Finally a decent conversation about the sexual part of the show. That's such a huge part of it but obviously not appropriate for regular interviews. I'd read essays about it in this show. Also curious to the choice to make Wendy a lesbian, since the real woman was married to a man with kids. It was a good move to keep their group from getting incestuous, but to have a gay woman in the 70's when it's still considered a perversion when they're studying people with 'true' perversions is a bold choice that they really haven't touched yet.
figures, literally wrote this moments before it got to someone asking this question. Glad she seems to clearly acknowledge that part of her character and knows the background on it, and that her character is the advocate to differentiate between things that are and are not 'perverse' surrounded by a bunch of vanilla straight white men. Since they couldn't have had poc or openly out person in the FBI back then her character was a sneaky way of getting a 'minority' voice into the mix to call out the privileged cis male views
@@margomaybe7570 have you ever seen Criminal minds? Even though the BAU has almost no women in it in real life, half the cast is women. It's a TV show, they do what they want. It wasn't bold. There's plenty of gay characters on TV. Funnily enough z those privileges white men watch and support those shows.
@@allsystemsgo8678 I think Margo was saying that most lesbian woman were in the closet in the 70's. They risked losing their job back then, so that was a little unrealistic is all she was saying.
Sad that Anna Torv didnt get much chance in this interview. Her character is so interesting. Would like to know more about her approach to the character.
I do agree … I might say that we were spoiled by Cameron on Kemper which left me too waiting for more background on Carr. I didn't feel she didn't have enough air time though in general … just should of had more time on her relationship to the character as you rightly said. Holt fortunately didn't overplay his 'senior actor on the set' card too often … hmm maybe he did. Seems he had a role to play regarding speaking up about the creator and Netflix's … probably pre arranged, but cant blame him for that. It's an industry after all. Just sharing my opinion though.
What a fantastic bunch - it is clear they all have a good connection with each other and respect each other. No one tried to steal the limelight. They must have a great time working together. Jonathan Groff has made that part his own, Holt McCallany holds the show together, Anna Torv is stunning and super talented and Cameron Britton was outstanding as Kemper. Can't wait for season two.
Just binged on season 2, now hurry up season 3 ! The portrayals of the serial killers is astounding ! That’s just one of the great things about this show
Every character is so well-written. I am so shaken by Holden’s character because for the others, Holden is like a 5-year-old being excited/enthusiastic/distracted about everything, and the fact that others have to babysit him just shows he has so much passion. Absolutely in love with the show and characters. Great work❤️ Their resumes must be so beefed up:)
I love the character Bill Tench, he's so leveled and rational. ON the other hand, especially this second season, I hated Holden Ford, for being so arrogant. All of them great actors, Cameron is amazing!
Bill Tench is so great! I love how he steers the direction of the department. He keeps tabs on Holden. He leads the rest of the team so well because he isnt micromanaging, but he is letting them do what they do best. He knows how to work a room full of politicians so well, it makes me wish I could be such a social butterfly like him. He is such a professional and knows how to behave within the "good ol boys club." I didnt think I would end up liking Tench more than Holden, but season 2 really drew me closer to Tench so much!
"Murder is apart of our society and it doesn't seem to be going away". A very chilling premonition on Holt's account that is recently as relevant as it was then.
He finally has a big leading roll in a huge well received project. Personally I think he kills it on the show. I'd be excited if I was holt. Well deserved recognition he is getting.
I loved this show so much that I marathon watched both seasons and went back to do it for the second time. I have never watched something back to back like this. Please say there will be more seasons! All of the actors and actresses are brilliant! My favourite is the actor who portrays Edmund. And omg, the ending of season one with him and Holden with one of my favourite Zeppelin songs playing in the background. There are no words to how creepily amazing that scene was!!!
Is Anna Torv the sister/twin of Cate Blanchett?? They both look similar, are Australian, exude intelligence, are fantastic actors, have the same dignified vibe and have a ton of charisma. Like, she could be as regal a Galadriel as Cate.
Cameron Britton what an actor men ! ,i never saw him before "mindhunter" what a talent he got for bringing Ed character that good and seeing him talking in this Q&A he is very cultivated when it comes to serial killers world...
2:20 - I feel like Britton's confusion regarding Kemper's ability to be intimate was too easily dismissed by Torv as a common bi-product of a killer's narcissism and inability and/or desire to show empathy for others. Like Britton I find it to be odd too because narcissism is commonplace within all of humanity but the sadistic, heartless, and cold-blooded murdering of strangers isn't common. I'd expect killers like Ed to always behave like monsters unfit for society but instead he can flip it on and off. That's bizarre to me and in all honesty frightening.
I think there's something to say for both viewpoints. There is definitely a contradiction between the ability to commit such horrendous crimes and being such a relatively polite communicator. But if killers like Ed would "always behave like monsters unfit for society", people might look at them differently - from the view Anna presented, he doesn't care about those people themselves, only about their respect or approval. But then a victim seems to represent a feeling or a trauma of their own (which is more important to them than the life of the actual person) and that changes how he treats them.
Well don't the professionals say "not all narcissists are psychopaths but all psychopaths are narcissists" ? If this is true then her response was spot on.
Maybe the intra-cerebral process which monitor ourselves socially are separate from the ones which control empathy. Understanding human emotions involves the amigdala (part of the limbic system), part of the primary motor cortex (the part which controls facial expressions) and mirror neurons primarily. Anyway emotions are seems to be driven and understood at a more ancient (developmentally speaking) level of our brain, being more calculative and rational is more specific to the neocortex. Also mulfunctions at the emotional level could explain it. Or maybe in the perception of enviorement's stimulis and to the meaning attribuited to them (meaning influenced by conditioning, which is leaning more on the "killers are formed"). Who knows? The point is that different process are involved, and these process interact with the enviroment and are everchanging in very peculiar ways. It ia very complicate matter indeed.
She did seem to dismiss him and his answer... almost as though what he said was the definition of a serial killers personality traits. Also did he seem confused during the entire interview and uncomfortable and sweaty where no one else seemed that way? The actor who plays Bill tench seem to be trying to get him through the interview by talking to him directly face to face.
@@scobbysnack12601 I believe the main three actors had gotten to know each other well during the filming but not Cameron, and so he felt a bit uncomfortable among them during the interview.
I am so glad to find the actor who played Ed Kemper given the same importance as the rest of the cast...How he played Ed Kemper really gave the tingling sensation to the show...Just like the Silence of the Lambs...Great work guys💕
Amazing interview so happy to see Anna Torv it feels like its been centuries 😭 I love her so much! Her answers are 💯 and so thoughtful 😍💛💙 Bless the interviewer when he was asking Anna (around 31 minute mark) about being an Australian playing an American i was like screaming at my screen "BUT SHES OLIVIA DUNHAM FROM FRINGE!!!" 😦
Anna Torv is amazing! Classy, witty, quick minded and a very talented actress. I still have her performances as Olivia Dunham in FRINGE higher rated, but there isn't much in it for Mindhunter to become better!
@@nawal10 show is set into late 70s too , it's hard to do production fast , I wish they had more scenes of son of Sam and Manson , they both nailed it especially Manson.
To Cameron Britton's first comment: I understand the disconnect, serial killers don't care about a human life but care about human perception. I think the connector is the need for control. Serial killers kill someone, in that way taking absolute control over their life. They can do it to whom they want and how they want to. Caring about human perception is also about control. You want to control how people perceive you, you want people to see you the way you want to be seen or interpreted.
I'm glad to see this show is getting more attention! I love it. I watched Season 1 ages ago and waiting so eagerly for Season 2. When it finally came out, I watched it in 2 days...haha! Awesome cast, awesome script, fantastic production!
I recently watched Hamilton with my daughter who is a SUPER FAN, and SCREAMED when I saw that Jonathan (Special Agent Holden Ford) was playing "Mad" King George! My daughter now gets a kick out of me singing Jonathan's songs from Hamilton. I'm so impressed with his talent and range. This wait for Season 3 is tough. I hope that they don't simply abandon the remainder of this series.
@@mikayocc I have not. They have everything pretty closed down when filming. I can tell by looking at the road signs and stuff that this is set in northwest Atlanta. I believe from our bridge and a small ice cream stand and gas station that they transformed that they will be profiling Wayne Williams the suspected Atlanta child murderer of the late 70s and 80s. That's just a guess though.
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The actor playing Ed Kemper deserves an Academy Award. His interpretation of Kemper is excellent.
Emmy
Cameron Britton plays Ed Kemper. You start the petition for an award & I'll sign it hun!!
He is amazing, as they say he nails it, definitely deserves an award 🥇
Only movies get oscars right?
Hey y'all guess what?!
Emmy Nominee Cameron Britton!! For his roll as Ed Kemper. He's gotta win 🤞
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If ever a season 3 is required it's this amazing show. We need to see BTK captured. Sadly it seems yet again Netflix starts something amazing but can't complete it. This is becoming a huge issue with Netflix shows.
Unless they're going to veer from reality or do huge time-leaps, we won't see the BTK strangler captured on the show, since the show takes place in the late 70s to early 80s, and BTK was captured in 2004/2005 lol
The IRL detective, John Douglas, who is the basis for Holden Ford, had been retired for 10 years by that time. Still, he did end up interviewing BTK post-retirement and writing a book about the 30-year-long hunt in 2007, called "Inside the Mind of BTK".
Still, I like the cold openings that show what the BTK is up to, and I hope they continue them or do something similar in seasons 3-5 (a total of 5 seasons had been greenlit by Netflix). I've read the book and, in all likeliness, Jim Barney will become an important character and the center of a personal crime; Gary Trapnell will be interviewed; The Unabomber, The Tylenol Murders and the Alaskan human-hunter will very likely become big plot points of upcoming seasons.
I wished they covered Bundy as well since he’s so well known - he’s the premiere narcissistic sadistic killer.
@@4Mr.Crowley2 that’s what I was saying they did mention him tho in the show so we’ll probably get him in season 3
considering he was caught in 2 thousand something and the show's still set in the 70's, i don't know if he'll be caught in season 3... but initially it was planned to have 5 seasons so... who knows
From what I've read, there are supposed to be 5 seasons, but David Fincher wanted to step away from the series for a while. Hopefully he'll get back to it. Fantastic show.
I want season 3 as soon as possible 😂😂
Sadly Netflix might be canceling this show and any other that might get 3 season's because they don't wanna spend the money on a show for more than that, (which is completely idiotic to me), I hope Netflix doesn't do something this stupid, because from what I can tell, Mindhunter is one of their best shows, why cancel it?
Jquan2020 😱😱, oh nooo not this. Which news resources that u get this info ? But if ever it will just b 3 seasons, it better be complete with a great ending and closure.
@@alwayshangry3597 they won't because they still have to cover rader case, hopefully the won't cancel it
@@alwayshangry3597 Netflix themselves has stated this recently that they don't see the point in keeping shows around for more than 3 seasons, they keep Stranger Things around because of how big of a following it has gotten, and how popular the show and characters have become, outside of that show, they don't wanna continue to kay these actors and actresses money every season, so they just cancel whatever show they want to make new ones, (which is honestly stupid), instead of letting the creators of these great shows, (like Mindhunter, I'm on season 1, episode 5 and holy shit every episode just gets better!), make the stories how they want, and give there series a proper ending they just cut them off. 😠
@@NerdyGamerReacts what a lot of BS, there are multiple Netflix shows who have more than 3 seasons. So you dare to say Stranger Things is not getting a 4th season? You're full of it
Cameron Britton looks and sounds so kind and friendly, and then he pushes up his glasses and I'm like "NO. DON'T."
runs away like hell
He was so brilliant in that role. Like, BRILLIANT.
I find him extremely likeable, which is probably why he was so perfect as Kemper. That Promo Clip from Netflix where he gets into the role and changes his voice mid-sentence is just stunning
He's sooo handsome
I know I was kind disturbed how relatable he made both this character and his umbrella academy character. I think he's amazing!
Cameron: You're a very hot bear
Jonathan: *claps enthusiastically*
Jaired Elric Lmao
I screamed hysterically at this moment
When ?? Can u give the time stamp pls ?
10:17
I C O N I C
Jonathan’s voice always soothes my soul,
no matter what he’s saying.
Same!
100% same here. I could listen to him talk for days on end. Also he's adorable.
he would be asmr king
it took me a couple of episodes to determine why i would always feel drowsy while watching the show. it definitely was not because it was boring. it was his angelic voice! lol
It’s Christoff. Love him.
That scene in the elevator after they get all the funding in Season 1 is absolutely brilliant. The micro-expressions and body language shifts from all the actors are incredible.
May fav scene ❤️
i LOVE that scene. it gave me goosebumps when i first watched the show.
It was great scene that everyone could understand with no words.
Agreed I always get so giddy when I see that scene so cool
Classic David Ficher
I love how much Anna Torv smiles and real big smiles too!! A nice contrast to her almost stoic personality in the show
Hugh Dubyna I know! Her smile transforms her face...brings out her beauty and youthfulness.
alot of actors are very charismatic naturally
It's kinda like Angela from The Office, completely different than her character.
She was great in Fringe, same kind of thing, I love her she is such an awesome actress she really brings her characters to life.
i know😭 it’s actually funny cause anne burgess who the characters based on is super smiley too! but maybe she wasn’t back in the day or it just fit better :’)
Cameron Britton's character is the backdrop for this entire series. Without Ed Kemper you would not have Mindhunter.
BRAVO!!!
@Jivy that is why the dialogues of the season 2 are not so strong as the season 1
Honestly brotha I agree fully season 1 especially although I will say season 2 holds up well and he’s only in one episode
By far my favorite character!
Agreed 100. He was magnetic in every scene
Finch telling Jonathan Groff to stop smiling is peak comedy
And peak directorial skill.
When ?
@@divyangana123 When what?
@@kengruz669
They meant when in this video did they bring up Finch telling Jonathan Groff this. It was at 15:35 btw
@@kdog3334 right!
It's so weird seeing all these people happy after watching Season 2 of the show.
haha, just what i thought...never seen bill, wendy or holden smile...so sweet
Its up there with true detictive for me I hope the show continues.
FTG Smokey Well, it is Netflix so we’ll be lucky to get another season before they cancel it.
Am I the only one who was disappointed by season 2?
@@lyricsfromsweden no they went too much into Bills life
I want to give Jonathan a hug, get drunk with Holt, take Anna home to meet my mom and go hiking with Cameron.
LOL! Yup.
Hiking with Cameron? That's weird.
play the /wooosh meme
dude ur body might not come back from that hike, your head might
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
You want an egg salad sandwich?
Ed salad sandwich!
"I like tuna..." "No, the egg salad sandwich tastes better" lol
Lmao! 😄
@@theyoutubeanalyst3731 LOL!!
Brilliant line
👍He’s so good as Ed Kemper that even that simple line is fascinating.
This is the first time I'm hearing and seeing them outside the show and they're all so freaking likeable.
N G same
Yes! At first, I thought who would want to sit next to the Ed character but Cameron is so nice and all 4 get along well and enjoy each other.
Anna Torv has quickly become one of my favorite actresses. Very, very sharp.
You should watch Fringe if you haven't. She's fantastic in it!
She was really good in Fringe and was nominated and won several awards for her roles on Fringe. Fringe has an 8.4 rating on IMDB. Anna was one of the leads in the show for 5 seasons and she also played 2 different versions of herself in alternate universes. Besides the awards she won for her role, she was also nominated for a Critics Choice Award.
well said James, totally concur
I think her Australian series Secret City is on Netflix now. Taut contemporary drama fiction in which she plays a fearless journo uncovering govt skulduggery. Another show that relies heavily on dialogue (though not quite as much as Mindhunter) and she is great in it.
Tiffiny Lawrie I’ve been watching everything she does since Fringe. It’s one of my favorite shows. Anna and John Noble were absolutely fantastic.
Holt is the type of guy you could talk and listen to at a bar for hours.
My other half is in love with his voice and his gruff, calm, masculine persona.
She has just told me that he is only a few months older than me. I think he may just have won something ....
Yes!!!!
@@thomasm1964 hahaha
Plus he speaks French fluently.
@@brandothecatmeow just when you thought the guy couldn't get any better
I can't believe the interviewer didn't ask Anna more substantial questions. She hardly got questions about her character or the relationship between Wendy and the two agents. The show does a really good job of giving characters like Wendy and Debbie an important role and showing how these two brilliant women understand the world differently than the agents and how their understanding and expertise influences and challenges both Holden and Ford's view of these killers and how they understand male psychology. I would've loved to hear Anna's take on how Fincher approached this for her character and Debbie's and how he's exploring this complex intersection of gender, sexuality, power and violence.
The interviewer obviously has issues with Anna. What a dick head.
An “Outsider”!, I think Anna was taken aback by this. As an Australian, I certainly was!.
@@annmurphy3686 And no one seemed to get what Anna was saying about hitchhiking in Australia. I guess USians haven't heard of Ivan Milat, or Joanne Lees & Peter Falconio.
Seriously....what is it like working with a cat?? *eye roll*
Anna's literally so incredible.. I never really looked into the cast or the actual actors but whenever she talked omg, I really love her! and I completely agree :( didn't like this interviewer or the questions he asked her
Binged season 2 over a weekend and now i feel empty
Me too. Really wanted to watch one episod a week, that was the plan, but...you know😏couldn't help myself.
I know the feeling...now I'm rewatching the season just to catch clues...very rewarding and I can take my time too
same
I feel you
I'm ready to read the book just need more after I binged seasons 1 and 2
This show is so well acted. You really feel like you are watching true FBI agents. Other criminal shows seem "fake" now. Brilliant show!
Right? I watched "The Silence of the Lambs" right after the end of Season 2, because I read Buffalo Bill and Hannibal was inspired from Brudos and Kemper. As good as the movie is, it suddenly felt fake and theatrical (corny and cringy)
@@ArvinYorro Agree
Exactly!
Criminal Mind is very accurate with this topic.
Learning Cameron was a preschool teacher for 8 years isn’t surprising because he’s such a sweetheart but it just goes to show what a dynamic, brilliant actor he is. It’s the most terrifying and accurate portrayal of a serial killer I’ve ever seen.
Johnathan Groff's butt was the star of Season 2.
True
Ikr! He's thicc!
Nelson Betancourt actually
he's thicc af
I thought that's what was WRONG with season two- not enough Holden.
I know someone already said it but my favorite character has to be Bill. He's such an honest guy who's trying his best to be a good employee, father, husband, and man but since he can't be everything at once, he never gets credit for his effort. Despite that he remains humble and honest. If we get a breakdown from him in Season 3 where he begins crying alone, I feel like it would be really impactful. With the stuff he deals with, he can't hold it in forever.
Right because he is being so strong but I think he did have a little breakdown when he was talking to Manson but I know what you mean
Specially when he was projecting and conceptualizing his son's issues with the killers he worked with and investigated.
Jonathan Groff seem like such an unlikely actor to play Holden! He is so charming in real life and Holden is such a cold Turkey.
"Pizza?"
"You GUYYYYS"
😂😂
I LOVE IT!!!
Warming my heart
One of the all time great lines in television.
Love it too
Jonathan Groff jumping in to save that guy's bad question to Torv was incredibly compassionate. Lmao
It was. The question was soooooo stupid. "Holden" did his best :)
Saras Yoga when was that pls?
Do u remember the time stamp?
@@ComedyGlor 29:40
It wasn't a bad question at all.
Don't know if it's the depravity of Kemper, or the quality of Britton, but I find myself surprised how even the hint of 'Kemper's' intonation in Britton's natural speaking voice still manages to squick me out.
On its own, it would be innocuous and unremarkable. But having seen the season, it still carries a unconscious level of menace.
Squick.....new fav word! 😂😂😂
you should def watch Kempers original tapes.
Totally. Kempner is an unforgettable character. The combination of the brilliance and the darkness - astonishing. Epic performance by Britton.
This is one of the best Q&A's I've seen. I loved Abraham's questions, the way he allowed the actors to speak for long periods of time - and didn't rush their answers, the actors' thoughtful replies and their chemistry together as a group, and the audience questions weren't idiotic - as they are most of the time. Bravo Vulture!
Agreed
Yeah, great host. No narcissism. He let the artists’ get deep. Very well done. I’d watch more of these if that guy did the interviews.
Good observation!..
I'm not familiar with this host, but I find he didn't have good questions for Anna, his question to her about the cat seemed like an afterthought. My observation.
Yes. Ironically at 28:50 with his stumbling through questions to Anna about cats and Australia, that's when I realized his deftness.
Aw poor Greg, even left out of the panel.
More love for Gregg!! Hopefully Joe Tuttle's role will be a bit more substantial in S3. #GreggArmy
Hahahaha
Snitches get no glory 😂
🤣🤣
It would be a catastrophe if this show doesn't get Emmy nominations especially for drama series and acting
You know that the crime segment is and has always been neglected by awards. It's more about comedy, entertainment and benign drama. Cameron Britton was nominated but someone from This is Us won. -_-
I agree...at least won a few awards
Would also be a catastrophe if Netflix doesn't do another season.
Perfect casting, especially Anna for her role, so intellectual
Aliano Fann She was amazing in Fringe.
@@srkh8966 oh that's why she looks familiar. i heard about Fringe but haven't watched it
Aliano Fann watch it!
@@srkh8966 may be i will
@Dingle Barry uhm I disagree. She got a lot more air-time in season 2, now we know alot about her character, who she dates, she even did the interviews herself (with the other guy in the team, can't remember his name)
I miss Mindhunter so much. I can't believe Netflix passes it over for such a cult hit, and doesn't make more of it. The show is so well-scripted, well-acted, directing, production, cinematography and music score, it's so awesome.
Anyone else think Agent Holden actually fits the serial killer type.
Holy fucking shit this comment is brilliant!! I got chills down my spine. I can totally see it - that would make so much sense for his character...why he’s so interested. You should be a writer for the show! I hope they write that in somehow!!
At some point in season 1 I was in belief that Holden will kill his girlfriend in the end .
Because he’s a narcissist? Yes
Troy Johnson haha leave Holden alone
No? 🙂
How many of you have come back to this video because Season 2 came out?
How accurate was the actor that played Manson? Blew me away.
I just finished watching Season 2, and I love this series. Can't wait for Season 3.
@@barfymann362 True, and the actor who played Berkowitz blew me away too.
@@58JayKay Did you figure out if the individual they caught did in fact commit all the alleged murders? I think he only got convicted for the adult murders. Still curious about that one. Let me know if you find any more info on that. It was a splendid season.
@@barfymann362 You're referring to Wayne Williams, who was arrested at the end of the last episode for killing two adult males. More information on him here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wayne_Williams
I'm looking forward to what Season 3 brings.
Jonathan staring at Holt every time he talks is a whole mood
Livvy Morgan yesssss 😍
Livvy Morgan same same 😏😏
Great to see Anna Torv with a big smile. She can't smile much on the show. Beautiful lady!
No matter how I look at it Holt is perfect for every tough cop/detective role
Rotten Tomatoes Rating for "Fringe": 90% critics & 93% audience.
Rotten Tomatoes Rating for "Mindhunter": 97% critics & 95% audience.
Well played Anna Torv. Well played!
now everytime i see the stressed, serious and never smiling holden i will remember what a positive and friendly person jonathan irl is...
I still can't believe myself watching a good 53 minutes interview thoroughly and religiously. This interview is brilliant and offers a different kind of perspective. I can count it as a masterclass itself.
I love how smart Anna Torv is, even when she first did Fringe interviews she always knew what she was talking about! Most celebrities don't seem to bother, especially with TV shows, like the interviewer said, some just go in and say their lines and go home, but Anna actually goes the extra mile and researches what she is pretending to do in the shows she is in! They are all really great in the show though, Cameron was frighteningly spot on with Ed Kimper! Holt though has such a ruff persona, like you can really see him as some military guy or a detective or of course a FBI agent, he really looks and acts the part very well, and again knows what he is talking about! And Jonathan is so different from his character, I was one of those who expected him to become a serial killer himself, because he really is so weird and at time creepy,lol! Can't wait until season 2, it saddens me that we will probably have to wait until 2019 to see it, I was expecting it to come around the same as season 1 did, around November, but I guess not! But as much as I want to see it, I am kind of glad they are taking their time with it, so it will be just as good as the first or maybe even better! It really came across like a really long movie, not like a TV show! Seeing as they film on location, and the fact that they do those long scenes they were talking about too, which is what they usually do with movies, not TV shows! In TV shows scenes tend to look rushed at times, a little too short to be like real life! It reminds me of a lot of the British crime dramas I have watched on Netflix actually, which tends to be more real like, because it has a more gritty way about it, there's no flinching on the really horrible parts, so you really feel sometimes like your a fly on the wall, watching something that is really happening at times! Its especially so with Mindhunter! Now I feel like rewatching it again,lol! I've already watched it a few times already,lol!
Clara Johnson I watched it thrice....
Or maybe u r wrong.
Only two weeks now until season 2 starts. :) August 2019
hope u too enjoyed Season 2 also … but now we're all stuck waiting for Season 3 ! lol
I'm obsessed with Cameron! He's wicked talented and learning his background is endearing to hear.
Watch umbrella academy, amazing cast, just like these show.
Can you picture Cameron surrounded by toddlers? A cuddly giant
This is the new way of the movies!! I hope we get 6 seasons!
shmoonuf HECK YEAH!
idk guys we have seen Fincher ditch shows before, for example House of Cards...
I'd heard that they're going for 5 seasons. I'm curious to see how the BTK storyline unfolds considering the real life timeline, if they pace the release of the following seasons properly, perhaps they can run the show long enough to create the illusion of 25-30 yeare gone by to serve a sense of "realism".
I would like to see the show also explore Gary Ridgeway in the future.
Filthy Dan yes i think they actually confirmed that they are getting 5 seasons !
6 seasons and a movie!!!!
I only know Cameron Britton through the show, so his voice really sounds eerie to me because of how well he acts on the show as Ed Kemper. Damn it's hard to take him as a regular person.
He also is in the Umbrella Academy! It was weird seeing him play such a disturbing character after his character that was likeable, almost adorable even though he still killed people (in a comedic way).
@@jessicaryder5282 OMG i liked that character i never knew it was him!!
Terrible questions for Anna; asking about working with cats and the scene not even making the show? Nice save on Jonathan’s part. Informative otherwise.
They all seem so friendly and there’s absolutely a chemistry there.
Eager for season 3!!
All psychopaths are narcissists, not all narcissists are psychopaths.
Psycopathology isn't in the DSM it's just in Hollywood
@@franfranfrancis Serial killer is not in the DSM, I think you may mean
The actor who plays Bill Tench (Holt Mccallany) is such a hype man in real life 😂😂😂
This is a really charismatic and well assembled cast..
I love Holden's voice
And Bill's eyes
And Wendy's skirts
And all of ed kemper
Ed Kemper wants to see you
Cameron Britton deservedly has a place at the table. In a way he is the star. And he's so good in the show it was so believably chilling, his performance specifically. And then I was so glad to see him in Umbrella Academy so even though he was playing a hired assassin it was way lighter.
totally agree … was genuinely pleased he was up there with the "team"
It's great that the actors give so much credit to the director but they are excellent & so talented themselves. They make the show incredible.
Director: Stop smiling!
Director: Stop smiling!
Director: Stop smiling!
Actor's friends: We thought YOU were the serial killer!
The Ed Kemper scenes are some of the most interesting of the whole series, they sort of became the scenes I was most anticipating as the series kept going. And wow Anna Torv is beautiful ❤️❤️
Mindhunter is just an amazing show. its beautifully acted and shot. I love the dialogue from each actor and how carefully they were cut. You can clearly see in the show that each one of them gave their best. You can actually see a character development and how it's affecting them. Each shot really fits whats happening and how it connects with the audience. I give this show a 10/10.
One of the best thing's to come out of Hollywood in a long time .
oh thank god! Finally a decent conversation about the sexual part of the show. That's such a huge part of it but obviously not appropriate for regular interviews. I'd read essays about it in this show. Also curious to the choice to make Wendy a lesbian, since the real woman was married to a man with kids. It was a good move to keep their group from getting incestuous, but to have a gay woman in the 70's when it's still considered a perversion when they're studying people with 'true' perversions is a bold choice that they really haven't touched yet.
figures, literally wrote this moments before it got to someone asking this question. Glad she seems to clearly acknowledge that part of her character and knows the background on it, and that her character is the advocate to differentiate between things that are and are not 'perverse' surrounded by a bunch of vanilla straight white men. Since they couldn't have had poc or openly out person in the FBI back then her character was a sneaky way of getting a 'minority' voice into the mix to call out the privileged cis male views
@@margomaybe7570 have you ever seen Criminal minds? Even though the BAU has almost no women in it in real life, half the cast is women. It's a TV show, they do what they want. It wasn't bold. There's plenty of gay characters on TV. Funnily enough z those privileges white men watch and support those shows.
@@allsystemsgo8678 I think Margo was saying that most lesbian woman were in the closet in the 70's. They risked losing their job back then, so that was a little unrealistic is all she was saying.
Viking Song “This channel does not have any content.”
Vasilijan Nikolovski “This channel does not have any content “ Wow, nobody was taking the bait so they sent in a counter- bot.
PLEASE GIVE US A SEASON 3 AND 4 AT LEAST!!! Amazing show and Cameron Britton deserves an Emmy
I only came here to listen to Jonathan Groff and Anna Torv's soothing voice. Best crime TV series ever!!!
Holt is pretty calming too.
Sad that Anna Torv didnt get much chance in this interview. Her character is so interesting. Would like to know more about her approach to the character.
I do agree … I might say that we were spoiled by Cameron on Kemper which left me too waiting for more background on Carr. I didn't feel she didn't have enough air time though in general … just should of had more time on her relationship to the character as you rightly said.
Holt fortunately didn't overplay his 'senior actor on the set' card too often … hmm maybe he did. Seems he had a role to play regarding speaking up about the creator and Netflix's … probably pre arranged, but cant blame him for that. It's an industry after all. Just sharing my opinion though.
What a fantastic bunch - it is clear they all have a good connection with each other and respect each other. No one tried to steal the limelight. They must have a great time working together. Jonathan Groff has made that part his own, Holt McCallany holds the show together, Anna Torv is stunning and super talented and Cameron Britton was outstanding as Kemper. Can't wait for season two.
Wish they would rethink and proceed with Season 3, 4, 5, ......
JG and HM work together so well, it makes the show.
Just binged on season 2, now hurry up season 3 ! The portrayals of the serial killers is astounding ! That’s just one of the great things about this show
I'm in the midst of Season 2 now freakin amazing
Jane Bibby
YES! 👌
Cameron Britton: What a talent. I hope Mindhunter will lead to many more roles for him.
tinakover he’s in umbrella academy!
I love Holt McCallany's laugh. HEUR HEUR HEUR HEUR
16:13😂😂
Only after 6 months, I found out that Wendy wasn't played by Cate Blanchett
that is hilarious
Thank you. I thought I was the only one to think that she looked like Cate Blanchett.
Mia Wasikowska, Anna Torv and Cate Blanchett are all Australian and similar enough to look related.
Up until episode 7 in season one, I thought the exact same thing!
This is the best criminal show in history. Great, great actors
Anna Torv is such a sweet person, I feel like we ought to be paying her for existing.
eww
That's just weird and creepy
Your comment could be the beginning of a novel: a castrated male who desires a woman in secret and writes creepy entries in a diary.
Lol it's not creepy. He's saying she deserves money for just being around us...
Well, Netflix pays her and we pay for Netflix so.....
HURRY SEASON TWO !!!!!!!
Fuck, yeah!
Better be soon
S. McCallum fr man fuckk
STILL WAITING
Waiting
Every character is so well-written. I am so shaken by Holden’s character because for the others, Holden is like a 5-year-old being excited/enthusiastic/distracted about everything, and the fact that others have to babysit him just shows he has so much passion. Absolutely in love with the show and characters. Great work❤️ Their resumes must be so beefed up:)
Holt is just as intelligent, thoughtful and composed as Bill Tench!
What happened to their faces? They're not yellow anymore.
Right haha
They got cured of their hepatitis after they finished shooting hahahahah
I do wonder this, the first season had much better colour grading than the next one.
Then season 2 was just all yellow faces!
LOL! I haven't notice this!
Jay Nichols 😂😂😂
Stop 😑
I love the character Bill Tench, he's so leveled and rational. ON the other hand, especially this second season, I hated Holden Ford, for being so arrogant. All of them great actors, Cameron is amazing!
Bill Tench is so great! I love how he steers the direction of the department. He keeps tabs on Holden. He leads the rest of the team so well because he isnt micromanaging, but he is letting them do what they do best. He knows how to work a room full of politicians so well, it makes me wish I could be such a social butterfly like him. He is such a professional and knows how to behave within the "good ol boys club." I didnt think I would end up liking Tench more than Holden, but season 2 really drew me closer to Tench so much!
"Murder is apart of our society and it doesn't seem to be going away". A very chilling premonition on Holt's account that is recently as relevant as it was then.
Holt is so different from his character, he looks overexcited in this haha
He finally has a big leading roll in a huge well received project. Personally I think he kills it on the show. I'd be excited if I was holt. Well deserved recognition he is getting.
Britton should win something for playing Kemper. He is chilling.
I loved this show so much that I marathon watched both seasons and went back to do it for the second time. I have never watched something back to back like this. Please say there will be more seasons! All of the actors and actresses are brilliant! My favourite is the actor who portrays Edmund. And omg, the ending of season one with him and Holden with one of my favourite Zeppelin songs playing in the background. There are no words to how creepily amazing that scene was!!!
Cameron sits there, smiling and looking so lovable. I often need to see an actor being like that when they have played a scary role.
Is Anna Torv the sister/twin of Cate Blanchett?? They both look similar, are Australian, exude intelligence, are fantastic actors, have the same dignified vibe and have a ton of charisma. Like, she could be as regal a Galadriel as Cate.
Minty i thought the same she‘s like a younger version of Care Blanchett
Both born in Melbourne and graduated from NIDA. (National Institute of Dramatic Art )
Cameron Britton what an actor men ! ,i never saw him before "mindhunter" what a talent he got for bringing Ed character that good and seeing him talking in this Q&A he is very cultivated when it comes to serial killers world...
2:20 - I feel like Britton's confusion regarding Kemper's ability to be intimate was too easily dismissed by Torv as a common bi-product of a killer's narcissism and inability and/or desire to show empathy for others. Like Britton I find it to be odd too because narcissism is commonplace within all of humanity but the sadistic, heartless, and cold-blooded murdering of strangers isn't common. I'd expect killers like Ed to always behave like monsters unfit for society but instead he can flip it on and off. That's bizarre to me and in all honesty frightening.
I think there's something to say for both viewpoints. There is definitely a contradiction between the ability to commit such horrendous crimes and being such a relatively polite communicator. But if killers like Ed would "always behave like monsters unfit for society", people might look at them differently - from the view Anna presented, he doesn't care about those people themselves, only about their respect or approval. But then a victim seems to represent a feeling or a trauma of their own (which is more important to them than the life of the actual person) and that changes how he treats them.
Well don't the professionals say "not all narcissists are psychopaths but all psychopaths are narcissists" ?
If this is true then her response was spot on.
Maybe the intra-cerebral process which monitor ourselves socially are separate from the ones which control empathy. Understanding human emotions involves the amigdala (part of the limbic system), part of the primary motor cortex (the part which controls facial expressions) and mirror neurons primarily. Anyway emotions are seems to be driven and understood at a more ancient (developmentally speaking) level of our brain, being more calculative and rational is more specific to the neocortex. Also mulfunctions at the emotional level could explain it. Or maybe in the perception of enviorement's stimulis and to the meaning attribuited to them (meaning influenced by conditioning, which is leaning more on the "killers are formed"). Who knows? The point is that different process are involved, and these process interact with the enviroment and are everchanging in very peculiar ways. It ia very complicate matter indeed.
She did seem to dismiss him and his answer... almost as though what he said was the definition of a serial killers personality traits. Also did he seem confused during the entire interview and uncomfortable and sweaty where no one else seemed that way? The actor who plays Bill tench seem to be trying to get him through the interview by talking to him directly face to face.
@@scobbysnack12601 I believe the main three actors had gotten to know each other well during the filming but not Cameron, and so he felt a bit uncomfortable among them during the interview.
I am so glad to find the actor who played Ed Kemper given the same importance as the rest of the cast...How he played Ed Kemper really gave the tingling sensation to the show...Just like the Silence of the Lambs...Great work guys💕
I hope that Mindhunter will run about 4 or even 5 seasons long with an already fixed finish.
Thats what I would love to see.
I appreciate how technical they are about the film-making process. Really insightful
Amazing interview so happy to see Anna Torv it feels like its been centuries 😭
I love her so much! Her answers are 💯 and so thoughtful 😍💛💙
Bless the interviewer when he was asking Anna (around 31 minute mark) about being an Australian playing an American i was like screaming at my screen "BUT SHES OLIVIA DUNHAM FROM FRINGE!!!" 😦
Anna Torv is the best.
Wendy is a sexy lipstick lesbian character.
I loved Fringe but wasn't that taken with her if I'm honest. But she is great in this, and smoking hot! :)
I honestly thought it was Cate Blanchett at first. Anna is just fantastic in the series. I cannot wait for season three.
Is it me or would Holt McCallany be the perfect guy to play Batman in a Dark Knight Returns movie?
al zolez wats funny is hes the guy batman beats up at start of the new justice league movie
You should see him as The Beast in "Shot Caller". Absolutely amazing and terrifying.
he does look a bit like the old man comic version of batman
Imo he is the perfect cast for Thomas Wayne in Flashpoint Storyline
God... Cameron is SO perfect for this role.
It's crazy.
groff is so insightful and interesting telling stories that I could see him directing a film one day
Holt is great. I really dig his character and him as a person.
Was anyone else's reaction to seeing Cameron not in character "woah, he's hot"
No, hes actually terrifying lol. But he seems pretty nice
Also, the actor for Dennis Rader was pretty good looking too, out of character.
Yeah he’s a hot bear 👀
Nope, not even when I squint.
Definitely!
One of the best shows I have ever seen. And I’m a senior citizen 🕊
Anna Torv is amazing! Classy, witty, quick minded and a very talented actress.
I still have her performances as Olivia Dunham in FRINGE higher rated, but there isn't much in it for Mindhunter to become better!
You need to watch secret city, she is amazing 😍
we need season 3 🙏 ive finished season 2 already 😭
Waiting another two(ish) years is going to be so hard!! In the words of spongebob "I NEEEEED IIIIIIT"
Georgina Rowley just finished it last night 😫😫😫
@@nawal10 I finished it last night too lol , now I hope I don't have to wait for more than a year for this gem :(
rohan madan same! Season 2 took 2 years I believe! But hearing about all the work that goes into it, I doubt we’ll get season 3 any sooner
@@nawal10 show is set into late 70s too , it's hard to do production fast , I wish they had more scenes of son of Sam and Manson , they both nailed it especially Manson.
To Cameron Britton's first comment: I understand the disconnect, serial killers don't care about a human life but care about human perception. I think the connector is the need for control. Serial killers kill someone, in that way taking absolute control over their life. They can do it to whom they want and how they want to. Caring about human perception is also about control. You want to control how people perceive you, you want people to see you the way you want to be seen or interpreted.
this is great. they're all so thoughtful and ardent. thanks for sharing!
I'm glad to see this show is getting more attention! I love it. I watched Season 1 ages ago and waiting so eagerly for Season 2. When it finally came out, I watched it in 2 days...haha! Awesome cast, awesome script, fantastic production!
I've watched this several times & I plan to watch it again. It's absolutely phenomenal! I love love love it! The actors are all incredible!
Absolutely the most scared I have ever been watching TV, during the final episode of season one where Holden and Kemper are in the hospital. OMG.
I said the same thing throughout the two season! Holden ALWAYS looked like he was one step way from grinning
I recently watched Hamilton with my daughter who is a SUPER FAN, and SCREAMED when I saw that Jonathan (Special Agent Holden Ford) was playing "Mad" King George! My daughter now gets a kick out of me singing Jonathan's songs from Hamilton. I'm so impressed with his talent and range. This wait for Season 3 is tough. I hope that they don't simply abandon the remainder of this series.
They are filming parts of Season 2 across the street from me right now in Sutersville, PA.
Awesome! Have you seen any of the main actors?
@@mikayocc I have not. They have everything pretty closed down when filming. I can tell by looking at the road signs and stuff that this is set in northwest Atlanta. I believe from our bridge and a small ice cream stand and gas station that they transformed that they will be profiling Wayne Williams the suspected Atlanta child murderer of the late 70s and 80s. That's just a guess though.
@@millhunkydc That's awesome, are you they still filming today?
millhunkydc wow! Spot on!
That's cool!!
Amazing host,crew and audience !! This is one of the best Q & A 's ever made !!!