I honestly did believe that the second season was the best TV show of 2015, it had pretty much everything I would want from a crime, drama, thriller as its title reads on IMDb. But to add to that there was the quirkiness, the beautiful locales, the eccentricities of characters and let's be fair, an honest tale to tell at the end of the day. It was a show which made you feel good and content by the end of it. I have just started on the third season, and it does have some of the fair elements of the previous seasons, such as the quirkiness of characters (Ray Stussy and his side-kick Sy, just the way they talk remind me of Blumquists last season), elements of mystery (starting in East Germany, the sci-fi collection of old man and that present he made for his grand-son) and as usual good acting. But then there were times I felt that action could have (just a bit) quicker, some sequences seemed to drag a bit (The event at Stussy home, that gun for hire did seem to eat up time, was pretty happy with the way the episode ended,his character's role was done) and I hope I am wrong on this one, but I got the feeling that in old school Bollywood style, the Stussys of Eden Valley and Eden Prairie might be related. Hope even if I am right, there is the usual Fargo style explanation and relations are not exact as they are made out to be. But all in all, am more than satisfied with what looked like a really promising start.
Review of The Law of Vacant Places
