So, for those of you who are willing to take The Killing ride once again and need a quick reminder of where things left off or for those of you who are tuning in for the first time (and don’t feel like watching the slowly paced first season), THR offers 5 things to know before watching Season 2. But if disappointed fans decide to come back (and the guess here is that a great bloc of them are still bitter), it will be the acting that’s the magnet.” Others might not have minded the endless red herrings and lack of movement/resolution in season one and thus were unaffected by the backlash and will return willingly for season two. “Yes, some fans, having invested 13 episodes, will enlist the final 13 to find out Rosie’s killer. “Going into season two, the acting performances are the primary reason to tune in,” Goodman writes.
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THR’s Chief TV Critic Tim Goodman wondered if viewers would return in his review for the second season, but finds a good reason why they should.
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Of course, hindsight is 20/20 and most viewers seemed fine watching the first 13 hours of the very slow-moving series – that was until the finale revealed that the detectives didn’t find Rosie’s killer and a collective scream spread across the internet. Instead, we were served with several red herrings, plot 180s and possibly the worst detective work ever to be portrayed on television. AMC’s The Killing returns with its second season on Sunday and in preparing this short primer before the episode, there’s one thing that even newbies to the series don’t have to be told: Rosie Larsen’s killer wasn’t revealed on Season 1.
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