Last week, when this David E. Kelley adaptation of the Stephen King story presented the first new episode of Season 2, I wrote this: “What happens by the end of the second episode of this new season of Mr. Mercedes turns this series into an entirely new level, and category, of drama. In a word: Wow.” That episode is televised tonight. Need I say more? I didn’t think so…

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Angela

If you hadn't written this blurb I probably would have waited until I was in the mood for a horror show because last season was very creepy. And I don't scare easy. It reminds me of the book, The Stand and I think that is the scariest and best Stephan King book has written as of yet. So thanks for the push.....I hope.

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