Some answers that finally reveal Ortega's motivations come to light. And a major breakthrough in the Bancroft murder investigation seems to bring some threads together that were bothering me. The characters feel more in synch in The Wrong Man. Some of the show's bleakness lifts in this episode. And we finally find out who Ryker is.
A little too much time spent on ancillary characters slows the episode down, like the previous one. Max Headroom's Matt Frewer makes an appearance as the owner of Fight Drome in a scene that was too long. Otherwise, the pace is back up and the series starts to find some heart.
I take back my frustration with the previous episode. Although, the reveal might have been better suited for the end of that hour because it left the episode feeling unresolved. This one gets cozy and answers finally start flowing.
Then the blood bath. Gahhhhh. Tarantino style, baby.
A little too much time spent on ancillary characters slows the episode down, like the previous one. Max Headroom's Matt Frewer makes an appearance as the owner of Fight Drome in a scene that was too long. Otherwise, the pace is back up and the series starts to find some heart.
I take back my frustration with the previous episode. Although, the reveal might have been better suited for the end of that hour because it left the episode feeling unresolved. This one gets cozy and answers finally start flowing.
Then the blood bath. Gahhhhh. Tarantino style, baby.