SEASON PREMIERE: The first season of Legion, Noah Hawley’s bold take on the Marvel mutant universe, was as thrillingly different, and unpredictable, as any of his Fargo TV seasons. But this second season, based on the first few episodes made available for preview, propel everything to an even higher, stranger, more intoxicating level. Don’t even try to watch tonight’s Season 2 premiere until you’ve caught up with all of Season 1 – but once you have, strap in and hold on, because this season, Legion explodes out of the box with some of the most arrestingly original TV visuals, music, sound and story lines I’ve ever seen. For a full review, see my Bianculli’s Blog.

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