We’re nearing the end of the road – or, at least, the end of this limited series in which Chloe Sevigny stars as a transgender killer for hire who defends her new family from dangers within and without. Sevigny already has hinted that she might be up for reprising the role, and this series certainly has been rewarding and impressive enough to earn that opportunity.

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D Scott

Surprisingly great programming from Direct TV; looking forward to the balance of the episodes and hope it returns. VERY different but as Bianculli states: rewarding.

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