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Episode 3: The Woman Who Fell From The Sky
Kopus and Mike let Junior in on their drug operation when all three break into a nursing home for more supplies. Protester's led by former local tribe member turned NYC lawyer Sky Van Der Veen along with the Lenape chief gather outside the police station to seek justice for the hit and run victim. Meanwhile, Jean's emotional turmoil worsens when she confesses to her doctor about hearing voices in her head since childhood, prompting Harold to move their daughters to his in-laws home. While there, Rachel discovers a suitcase full of cassette tapes in the closet that has recordings of morbid messages by her late uncle. Also, when the search for the missing NYU college student continues, the case turns when Harold presses one of Kopus' drug buddies for information.
Episode 4: The Bad Weapons
The Lenape Chief calls in a favor to tip off the DEA who then raid the squatter's house in the mountains for drugs, causing Harold to get caught between his law enforcement duties and his deal with Kopus. Meanwhile, Jean has a surprising diagnosis that leads to a major change in her outlook on life. Feeling he is keeping the wrong company, Rachel break ups up with Junior who falls deeper into the drug trade while she continues to listen to her uncle's tapes. A couple of NYPD detectives pay a visit to Harold's home to personally ask him some pressing questions about the college student case. After another supply run, Mike reveals a secret to Kopus that his father was the one who sent him to jail by setting him up, leading Kopus to take drastic actions with his friend.
Grade: 3 1/2 Monsters (out of 5). Can't say that I feel compelled to see how it all ends but maybe I'll keep watching.
TV: Heavy On Sci Fi, Horror & Adventure; Light On Reality
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