Never Missed a Pigeon

The new season of "Mayor of Kingstown"-it's finally here! And it's everything one has come to expect from the show. I remember watching the first season and being completely captivated by it, and now that the second season is out, I can't wait to dive right in.

"Never Missed a Pigeon" seamlessly picks up where the last season concluded, maintaining the same level of tension and thrill.

Directed by Stephen T. Kay, who helmed two of the show's best episodes last season. Yet again, Kay delivers a cinematic experience, showcasing his ability to create an immersive environment.

While not particularly innovative, the script, co-written by Taylor Sheridan and Hugh Erickson, sets the stage for a promising second season. It's an artful balance of exposition and action, skilfully teasing what's to come while also building upon the foundation laid in the previous season.

Jeremy Renner's "Mike McLusky" remains one of the show's most compelling elements. It's exciting to see what new challenges await his character this season.

One noticeable aspect of the premiere episode was the heightened brutality. While the show has never shied away from violence, this episode took things to another level, holding the viewer in suspense and anticipation.

In conclusion, a compelling and uncompromising debut for what looks to be another strong season.

Rating: 7.4/10 (Good)