Actuakers One of my all time favorites.

XoWizIama Excellent adaptation.

Dorathen Better Late Then Never

Fleur Actress is magnificent and exudes a hypnotic screen presence in this affecting drama.

gost-68285 I would of so watched this show ...but unfornately anna needs to speak up and speak correctly...sounds like she is hiding a thick accent can't make out what she is saying ...also low volume. The series is made in alot of dark settings which is hard to watch and on top of that not being able to hear the actors is very frustrating and i'm not turning on captioning because that just blocks the view....get with it Encore and anna speak slowly and louder.!!!!!

robnero I don't know why so many seemed to be confused. It's a whodunit with a story underneath revealing more about the protagonist, who is a profiler/detective. As she is putting together the dark clues of the missing one, she also is uncovering things of her own past. The tone is reminiscent of True Detective.With trippy religious behaviors and psychotic tones and trails, it is a very good thrill and ride.If you are one of those looking for the "True Blood" fix and a 'simple' story that doesn't require you to become invested in the characters or you won't even allow yourself to be told this story, this show will not be for you.I am into it!

SnoopyStyle Bellevue is a dying northern Ontario town struggling with drugs after its mine closed. There's a native reservation close by. Annie Ryder (Anna Paquin) is a hard-charging police detective in town. She's the single mother to Daisy. Daisy's father Eddie Rowe is her on-again off-again boyfriend. Her police father was killed investigating the murder of Sandy Driver over 20 years ago. Another kid has gone missing. It's Jesse Sweetland, the 16 year old transgender hockey star. Maggie is his widowed mother. Peter Welland is the police chief. Annie used to find notes in the woods which she assumed to be from her dead father. She gets a new message which leads to clues about Jesse.It's another dead kid mystery. The thing about dead kid mysteries is that it should start with a dead kid right away. I did wonder about all the police effort in finding a missing kid when the town is over-run with drugs. Like one of the officer said, he's probably run off somewhere. I'm willing to give it a pass since he is the hockey star. The other problematic issue are the notes with the dead father. Sometimes, it feels too gimmicky although I do like the original sin message. There is a bit too much exposition in the pilot. The over-riding positive is Anna Paquin. She's a top notch actress injecting real power and charisma into this project.

mandastewart Searched through the TV listings to find this pilot episode, of what appears to be an interesting watch. Bellevue is a town that is in trouble. With the mine closed, an influx of drug use and abuse never mind the shroud of a horrific unsolved child murder in its past, the locals are left searching for help and answers wherever they can. 3 main female characters have come to the fore in this pilot episode Annie... the cop. Maggie... Jessie's mother. Mayor 'mother' Mansfield. I've no idea why but to me these three seem really important to this growing drama. With the shows religious overtones and the weird circumstances behind the well loved star hockey player Jessie's disappearance, I can't help but be drawn back to "Twin Peaks" and the beloved and beautiful victim Laura Palmer. Let's give this show a chance to fill its boots before dismissing it after such an engrossing first episode. After all TV company's are all about the viewers, and a pilot has to grab your attention, set the scene and familiarise the viewer with the characters. Looking forward to episode two.