Mindhunter | Season 2 Review 

I'm jealous of anybody who watches this channel and who's also finished The Boys and Mindhunter season 2

I need that one hour review. I love Mindhunter so much

Damon Herriman who plays Charles Manson was amazing.

Tench's kid being like that was foreshadowed in season 1, that was an ongoing thing before the bsu was formed.

Shout out to your animation guy/girl. Killing it with these upgraded animations, and the editor for taking the podcast and adding to it using the animation.

If you guys are interested in the Atlanta Child Murders case check out the podcast Monster. First season is all about the Atlanta murders. Crazy story.

Fun fact: Anna Torv who plays Dr Wendy Carr and Michael Cerveris who plays Gunn were both in the fantastic show Fringe.

Say what you want about Holden, the man knows his game, could he possibly be a sociopath himself?

This show needs way more publicity

I almost shut it off when he said they used too much Kemper in Season 2. Terrible take.

My issue with this show is nothing is followed up on. The BDK stuff is silly because we all know he doesn't get caught for years after this and not to mention the Holden panic attack thing was never really followed up on. And Wendy's romance was absolutely pointless overall.

I think we’re going to continue to get occasional scenes with BTK that are separate from the main plot for the rest of the series. BTK killed very sporadically over the course of the 70s and 80s, he would kill a few people and then stop for several years, then kill a few more people, stop for several more years etc etc. and even when he was killing the murders were usually several months apart. He wasn’t arrested until 2005. That timeline doesn’t really make sense to cover it in the main plot but as you guys mentioned, lets the audience have a firsthand account of one of the killers rather than hearing a retelling after the fact.

Dudes, he got the "first attack" of anxiety with Kemper because he realized how close he was to becoming an unwary victim. He was finally made aware of the truth-- not as an idea, but a reality. Holden lives in ideas. He was fascinated by the pathology of serial killers. He didn't respect how intelligent they were and how quickly they could and would kill their victims. If he'd told Kemper a lie in that moment, Kemper would have broken his neck without blinking an eye.

I love that you guys genuinely love Mindhunter and really get what the show is doing. Definitely best people I've seen talking about this show!

Great and fun in-depth review as ever! Love mindhunter so glad you’re giving it some oxygen! Show went from strength to strength with some great new characters and brilliant cameos from the Manson family!

It's awesome to see how the channel has changed. So raw in the beginning with beau carrying the show and now look at Aaron hosting one with Teddy and Nash. Love the podcasts but your best videos are the animated ones

Animation is GREAT! Keep it up Bo

18:58 yes, the killings stopped when Williams was captured. Either he was the killer of all those kids or the real killer just got cold feet and releaved that finally he could stop now without the whole government chasing him since he already got a scapegoat in Williams.

Wow the animating in the beginning was so great. Hope to keep seeing it

I haven't finished season 2 yet, just wanted to pop by to leave a view and like to support you guys!

If Nancy and Brian never return, I’m totally cool with that. Also, after the last pod, I love the Forrest Gump picture in the background.

I ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜🖤you guys. I was waiting for this review. Thank you you didn’t let me down funny as always.

I saw that evangelion picture in the background. You guys should do a review of an anime. Love you guys, keep up the good work!

Great show

Thank you! Not enough youtubers are talking about Mindhunter❤️

Loved the review. Mindhunter is definitely one of the smartest true crime shows I've watched. Great writing, great acting, great subject... I can't wait for season 3.

When it pops up in your search history “where to buy man eating pigs” 😂

It was interesting to watch Once Upon a Time in Hollywood and then watch the Manson and Tex interviews in season 2. I hope they explore the Manson case again in the series.

Loved this review and these characters. More, please!

Are you saying Kempler? It's Kemper

I have two more episodes to watch! Now I'm behind on Nerd Soup!

Currently in my pre calc class, saw the notification and was fuck this shit I’m about to watch some soup

Absolutely loved this season

I love you guys so much! I listen in on every video and i would love if you did a Breaking bad revisit before the movie comes out. Please

Loved Season 1. Pure genius. I thought Season 2 was an absolute snoozefest.

Love the new intro XD

omg this is precious !!!

If ya fast forward through all the characters walking places ya can shave eight mins per episode.

I really liked it and dunno what to watch next

00:38 Brick Top can attest, this works. Sad real note; here in Michigan in the town Mio, two pig farming brothers were arrested years ago for killing a couple guys at a bar, then feeding them to their pigs.

Yes. let's fuckin go Nerdsoup! Fuckin love Mindhunter!

apparently, the guy that Tench is based off of did stay in contact with Kemper, and though he didn't get the hug from Kemper, he did tell him he could easily kill him right now like Kemper did when talking to Holden, so they are basing the connection from reality.

no Beau? say it aint so!

the manson interview was awesome

I wonder who made the description?

That Yerrrr was nasty 🤣🤣

I'd love you guys to watch Dark on netflix and do a review its crazy.

Hey what tv service is mindhunter on

You had me at 'Greg sucks'

You guys should listen to the Atlanta Monster podcast. Really good stuff on the Atalanta child murders

I usually watch the review videos till the last second just to hear beau say "its a binary world folks" and i gotta say, i was disapointed when he didn't said it... I'm creature of habits ok

Everyone one of your accents are perfect!

...did Beau get murdered? 🤔

I think they brought in the kids situation because they are bringing back the question we had in season 1; are these monsters born or turned into this because of the environment they grew up in?

I feel like the Atlanta side could have been a bit shorter, plus Holden was dumb in how he dealt with the mothers of the lost kids. It would have allowed more time for BTK, which I feel is a much more interesting story. Especially since the Atlanta killer is still massively disputed, it feels like it was a hollow victory.

you kept saying kempler hahha

The interviews are why I watch the show. They had to do Manson cause he was in the book.

Quality soup and I didn’t even watch the show.

Yes the Atlanta murders did stop.

I like the Forest Gump and Jets poster

Do you think they will cover Ted Bundy in season 3?

Y’all should check out Douglas’s books. It’ll fill the void till next season

Seriously under rated show, but I think this 2nd season is the one that’ll blow it up.. here’s hoping it doesn’t go all “stranger things s3/Got s8” on us after it gets popular

Teddy way to support a real team

I wonder if this show was the reason they are opening the Atlanta child murder cases again in 2020

When Wayne got caught the child murders stopped.

BTK wasn't caught til 2004-2005. There is no way they could catch him in so far as the timeline of the series goes. He has about another 30 years of freedom.

Nash and Ted, about goddamn time....

Go Patriots!

Son of Sam gave me the CREEPS everytime he's on screen his facial structure is just disturbing

Mindhunter is fucking awesome.

Did the art style change D:

Couldn't someone have just once corrected "Kempler" to "Kemper"?

Can the new guy stop saying Kempler instead of Kemper??? Overall though, love the content about Mindhunter in our post GoT world.

I felt this season was weaker than the first. All the stuff focused on the child murders were great, and holdens arc started off great but kinda got dropped, the panic attacks disappeared after two episodes which i honestly found genuinely disrespectful, as someone that deals with anxiety and has several panic attacks, they dont just disappear like that, in if they do, especially if youre dealing with stress youre going to be worrying about having another one. i get the point you guys made bout him only getting it when he feels threatened, but it felt too weirdly disregarded to me, as if it was forced character struggle. i was bored to death by wendys whole sub plot, it felt so cliche and repetitive to contemporary social commentary, and while what went on with brians was interesting it was jarringly different. overall the writing felt very formulaic and predictable - not just the events, duh, but also the character arcs, it was so clear that everything away form the killers would have some relevance with the killers and how the arcs would progress. there are great aspects to this season, the acting is phenomenal -manson and son of sam being the standout killers to me, the final two episodes are pretty great, the directing is superb, it has great social commentary, but i was just let down by the character development, with the exception of Bill. Ted Gunn was a great addition to the cast, though.

That view count boys.... Hurry new GoT show!!!!

Patriots 4 Lyfe

Mindhunter is entertaining, but terribly flawed. I still think Jonathan Groff is miscast, but that annoyance is not as acute in Season 2, due in no small part to the shift from Ford to Tench and Carr. My criticisms of Mindhunter are many and in some cases detailed, but I'm not going to write a novel in a RU-vid comment, so I'll let two examples speak for themselves. 1) There is nothing to be gained by inventing a scenario in which Dennis Rader's wife "Joanne" (why they changed her name from Paula I don't know) catches him engaged in auto-erotic asphyxiation. It's needlessly salacious and adds grist to the mill of the argument that both factual & fictional productions about serial murderers are gratuitous. They also add to society's perverse mythologizing of such figures. 2) Inconsistency of character. How is it that Ford's supposed encyclopedic knowledge of serial murderers includes, to Tench's muted amazement, 1950's killer Harvey Glatman, 1950's crimes of Harvey Glatman, yet he's never even heard of Dean Corll, whose crimes not only occurred during Ford's career in law enforcement, but were greater both in terms of paraphilic violence and victim count? And why did they skim over the Candy Man sobriquet? Corll's nickname wasn't just down to his habit of giving children candy. His family owned a confectionery company in the Heights in Houston.

It is not all true, consider your sources, I have read all Douglas's novels even a few in hardback. The entire Ressler story line is phony, the few real aspects of the series, is a few interviews. Holden's feinting and panic attack inside the institution is a total fabrication. But he did suffer brain damage from exhaustion. My advise is : read the source material, i know its a very demanding harsh slog for movie critics. But if you fall into it, its rush for those who empathize with victim's and a sucker for the grotesque details, i admit, you will swallow hard......reading.

Tench was my least favorite character. He seemed not helpful, whether to Holden or his wife.

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The sexual content was distracting. Too much LBGT stuff too. They couldn’t just tell the story without giving moral lectures. Netflix is getting too political.

Currently in my pre calc class, saw the notification and was fuck this shit I’m about to watch some soup

Currently in my pre calc class, saw the notification and was fuck this shit I’m about to watch some soup