Erik Kain is a writer and critic covering TV shows, movies, video games and books primarily in the 'genre' category including fantasy, science-fiction, mysteries, thrillers, post-apocalytpic stories and more. He was a 2014 Shorty Award finalist. His work has appeared in The Atlantic, Mother Jones and The National Review.
is yet another banger in Season 3’s gripping early run. It’s honestly a bit tortuous to have to wait an entire week between episodes, though I’m still glad Amazon and MGM are releasing it this way. Good shows ought to have a chance to marinate, to get that glorious watercooler talk week after week. I’m old-fashioned like that, andis the perfect show for discussion of fan theories, unpuzzling mysteries and occasionally griping about ridiculous character choices.
When Tillie reassures her that it’s not a game, but something that’s helped her in life, she relents and the two sit down. But just as they’re about to begin the reading a crow flies into the window. They’re startled but continue to start the reading, when suddenly another crow smashes through the window and begins to fly around the house, bloodied and cawing. It’s honestly terrifying—as though the evil presence that rules the town was genuinely afraid of what they might discover in the cards.
And this is when things go from bad to worse. The ambulance has two medics and a police officer, and none of them will let her go. They’ve been looking for the mysterious woman who just walked out of the hospital the day before, and they’re understandably worried that she isn’t well. And then they come to a tree in the road. Tabitha looks on with horror.Elsewhere, we have Boyd trying to come up with a plan.
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