CableNoWay : This was such a good show
random000 : Written & directed by Star Trek The Motion Picture producer Jon Povill with TNG writer Jar...
random000 : Also discovered most of them simultaneously, but then they were shuttered and ooof- Wind t...
Joey89 : What a gem!
tabularascal : I first learned of all these projects at once. Maybe a year ago, or two? (By no coincidenc...
Asiram : I first watched this in a theater in Wellington when it was released and sobbed throughout...
prism : I never would have found this if I hadn't seen your comment, so thank you :)
random000 : This takes place immediately after the series Enterprise.
random000 : Good for fan stuff. This is right when cbs shut all that down, forbidding fans from creati...
mkmikas : i thought it was aleph from the borges story/ great story btw.. ooh and aleph was carved i...
Riveting. 5/5 for a top-notch, true life crime series. Patton Oswalt’s devotion to his late wife’s obsessive work to find the EAR/Golden State Killer is an act of love and devotion. Although I am only 2 episodes in (only 2 episodes have been released) I find myself in a state of mixed emotions that range from shock, horror, awe, sadness, and the desire to see and hear more of Michelle’s work. HBO filmmaker Liz Garbus has made an amazing tribute to McNamara’s work and effort to catch this American buglar, serial rapist and serial killer. Despite the fact that in 2018 the police denied claims that this research was of any benefit. The rapes and murders occurred from 1974 to 1986 and Joseph James DeAngelo (East Area Rapist, Golden State Killer, etc.) wasn’t even caught until 24th April 2018 partially — at the very least — due to McNamara’s endless attempts and dedication/obsession to bring him to (some form of) justice.