I wasn't a big fan of the first season (see original review below). But the second season was a lot more fun, funnier and more imaginative. The third season was too, although in the last few episodes the series kind of wound down to the style of season 1. So for me the second season was the best of this.
Original review (season 1) often aimless and occasionally terrific
Reservation Dogs mixes grubby daily life, teen angst, comedy, and magic, into a fitfully entertaining series (for me) and a wonderful series (for my girlfriend, who got me to watch the entire first season).
Sometimes it's great. The second episode is hilarious. There's an episode with a hooved lady that is really intriguing, and moments throughout that are touching or insightful. But overall I was just never that into it.
The series reminds me of Donald Glover's Atlanta, which is also a well-done, intriguing series I could just never get into.
Take a look, some people love it.
Original review (season 1) often aimless and occasionally terrific
Reservation Dogs mixes grubby daily life, teen angst, comedy, and magic, into a fitfully entertaining series (for me) and a wonderful series (for my girlfriend, who got me to watch the entire first season).
Sometimes it's great. The second episode is hilarious. There's an episode with a hooved lady that is really intriguing, and moments throughout that are touching or insightful. But overall I was just never that into it.
The series reminds me of Donald Glover's Atlanta, which is also a well-done, intriguing series I could just never get into.
Take a look, some people love it.