SERIES PREMIERE: Aden Young stars in this new six-part Sundance Channel series as Daniel Holden, a man released from a Georgia prison after 20 years on Death Row. His guilt or innocence is one mystery here; another is how, and whether, Daniel will adjust to life on the outside after spending more than half his life in solitary. For full reviews, see Eric Gould’s Cold Light Reader, and check out my own review on NPR’s Fresh Air with Terry Gross.

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Tj Aitken

From Fresh Air review:
Did I here "Hone in" in this review? Is it now acceptable to mix "Home in" from radar (and earlier pigeon messaging) with "Hone" from metal work? I here this often and was surprised to hear it from you.

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