r/MindHunter

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What is stopping a billionaire from personally funding one more season of a cancelled TV show they love?

I know it's not as simple as writing a check because studios own rights, actors have contracts, schedules are hard, and they would still need to distribute it - but I'd love it if some rich dude put up $ so I can watch the MacGruber TV show for another season.

Wealthy people fund vanity movies and passion projects all the time. So why is “I will personally finance one more season of Mindhunter” not really a thing that is done?

Is it mainly rights/ownership, or that studios don't want an outsider reviving their IP?

I don't want this to veer into "bc rich people are selfish with money” more curious which cancelled series people think could possibly be revived this way.

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u/InternationalRepute — 7 hours ago

Why that cross at the march matters much to Holden?

It always comes on top of my mind, cause I couldn't understand or maybe I miss something that scenes portrayed in the season 2. Making this cross consumes adequate time in the show. What makes it so important about the cross to Holden?

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u/NotOrdinaryThinker — 15 hours ago

Mindhunter S2 was such a fucking letdown. Anyone else feel completely robbed?

I’m still fuming about how badly they handled season 2. Whole season was hyped up like it was going to be this huge payoff, only to end it abruptly and waste so much time on a completely useless character. So many loose ends from season 1 were just left hanging like they didn’t even matter.
Like, what the hell was up with Wendy Carr’s whole basement cat feed situation? It felt so random and pointless. And her unnecessary emotional attitude just annoyed the fuck out of me the entire time. I mean, she could’ve at least tried to understand Kay, but nope, she just acted like a total bitch the whole time. It was so frustrating to watch.
And poor Bill Tench, man. His wife is such a bitch to him. She’s not even working, yet she still complains about taking care of their adopted son like it’s some huge burden. She’s such a bitch that she just left him in the end, torturing him emotionally all the time while Bill was out there doing his job, being a good man for his family. It’s so unfair and it pissed me off every time I watched it. Felt like Bill is just a victim of toxic matriarchy.
Holden seemed naturally intelligent right from episode 1, but the series just portrayed him like a dumbass who completely follows a wrong guy without any sense. Come on, that makes no sense. They just dragged season 2 out for no reason at all. I waited the whole time to see more story about the actual killer that’s on the move, but fuck no, the writers chose to show this boring story running behind some black guy who came out of thin air. So fucking annoying.
And now season 3 is not even on the cards apparently. I really want to know how this kind of crap deserves an IMDb 8. It feels like such a waste of potential. Anyone else feel completely robbed by how they ended this?

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u/AltruisticPenalty94 — 1 day ago

Can someone who was around in the 70s explain what’s going on here? Why is a glass packaged in paper provided in the bathroom? 💀

u/RickGrimesSnotBubble — 3 days ago

This is my favorite show!!!

This is my third or maybe fourth time watching the show and every time I love it even more. It's perfect! The way it's shot, the performances, the casting, the dialogue, the world building, the music... I really wish we had another season. I feel like it's really underrated, like it should have won way more awards. Holden's character development is so fascinating to watch and the whole show is just so well made. I also feel like it's one of the few ethical true crime shows, even though technically it's fiction based on true events and people. I'm really interested in knowing more about how the research was done and if actual victims/families of victims were consulted. Hope they were ok with the way they were depicted on the show and the way their stories were told.

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u/KaleidoscopeSea7971 — 5 days ago

Eurgh what a bitch

What was her problem? Constantly putting holden down, judging him then all of a sudden breaking up with him

u/thementalist222 — 8 days ago

Bill at the cookout reminded of the life he chose.

"I don't like to hear about things like that, though. I make Rod turn off the news or else I'd never sleep."

u/ivehadsomesexokay — 9 days ago

Did you ever think of Jim Barney as the Atlanta killer?

In the last 3 episodes of season 2, the camera pans suspiciously to Jim, while he is with Holden solving the case.

There’s one moment when they are watching out in the night and Jim thinks it’s not a good idea. Holden responds by saying Do you have somewhere else to go?

Ik i am stretching this but I just got the vibe while watching last episodes of season 2

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u/PeterGriffin2512 — 6 days ago

Gone too soon, but lore make it cult fave!

I completely agree that MindHunter deserves another season. But, with so much time passed and great anticipation due to new appreciation , another season now would not be able to hold up to expectations. Like movie sequels released too late or with huge expectations, the best entertainment is best left to “what if”. Think GN’R’s Chinese Democracy. Good album, but not a true GN’R project.

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u/Tyfull8740 — 6 days ago

I'd be mad asf if I thought I was finna get my dick sucked but then it just turned out to be work

Fixed a typo anyways the backdoor was crazy

u/Legitimate_Arm_5630 — 12 days ago

Justice for Holden

Just finished the series (which I’m bummed about). Whatever is wrong with Holden must also be wrong with me because I kept waiting to see this arrogant jerk everyone was talking about and I never did. He’s right every single time about every single thing and still people just clutch their pearls because it’s not what they want to hear. I probably would’ve been MORE of an asshole if I was Holden, trying to put away a serial child murderer and protect kids and all anybody’s response was “okay but what about the politics”. WHOOOO gives a shit about money and jurisdictions and elections there’s dead kids everywhere!!!! He knew what he was doing, this is exactly what they were working for and no one wanted to listen. Even the black mayor was offended when Holden pointed out a white man wouldn’t get away with going to these neighborhoods and talking to kids, he’d stand out too much. He was not trying to pin the murders on a black man, he was being logical in narrowing down their pool of suspects.

And as much as I love Bill, Holden was right when he pulled him aside at the river. Bill was trying to be in two places at once and clearly in denial about the fact it wasn’t working even a little bit. He was in an impossible situation but totally shutting Holden out didn’t do him any favors, they were supposed to be in that together, Holden, Bill and Wendy are the only ones who truly had any concept of what BSU was doing. I give Bill some grace because he usually saw Holden for the brilliant mind that he was and backed him when the chips were down. But Holden was left hanging a lot in Atlanta and I don’t blame him for being upset by that.

I just don’t see where’s he’s obnoxious or smug. He’s pioneering something new and revolutionizing investigative work…why should he pretend otherwise? His flaw is becoming too emotionally vulnerable with the criminals, like Kemper obviously, but he was learning and sacrificed his mental wellbeing in the name of advancing their profiling techniques.

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u/RickGrimesSnotBubble — 11 days ago

Holden and Bill, Connor and Hank

I dont know if im the only one but as soon as i saw them and their dynamic, i thought of these two from Detroit: become human

The young bold man and experienced adult man duo type in the police department

u/sleepyasf4ck — 13 days ago