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Nov 5, 2016This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.
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Oct 29, 2016This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.
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Jan 27, 2017'The Fall' is a show that only survives for its charismatic leading actors because the story is not original nor smart. It also feels like it tries to be too clever for its own good and instead of ending with a bang, it only ends up being mediocre.
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The show seems to be fixating on the energy and effort that goes into saving a life, just as, in seasons past, it’s shown Paul taking them in similar close-up. But plot-wise, it’s a slog.
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When it's firing on all cylinders, though, the third season of The Fall is an unusually meditative, self-possessed piece of television, one that actually earns the "psychological thriller" title that too often gets thrown at anything related to a serial killer.
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As good as Anderson is throughout, her Stella suffers from a Season 3 lack of development--we learn nothing about her in this new season that we did not know from the previous two (apart from a couple of small autobiographical details dropped in the final hour). And some characters who had been important to the series--I’m thinking particularly of John Lynch’s cop Burns--recede or fall away in disappointing ways.