SERIES PREMIERE: This new series places killers among the Amish, sort of like Witness did – but also adds the wrinkle that the new small-town sheriff actually is a wily wanted fugitive. Banshee wants to be Justified, but its premise and its characters are equally unbelievable. Not just improbable. Unbelievable. Anthony Starr stars. Give Cinemax credit, though, for trying to mount another original series. For a full review, see Uncle Barky's Bytes.

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Ashcom

Have been watching Banshee -- it is worth watching... Love Justified, and my husband and I are getting hooked on Banshee. Give it a chance -- it keeps getting better.

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