5:28 pm - 01/15/2013
AMC just can't quit The Killing. Despite canceling the crime drama after a not-great second season that itself followed a Season 1 finale that nearly started World War III, the show has somehow found its way back onto AMC's schedule. Season 3 will consist of 12 episodes, and production on the show starts in late February, putting it on track for a summer or fall release.
The new round brings back all the key components: Stars Mireille Enos (Sarah Linden) and Joel Kinnaman (Stephen Holder) will return, and the heavily criticized Veena Sud reclaims her role as executive producer and showrunner. But Sud has learned from her critics, and Season 3 will feature an all-new case that AMC promises will be wrapped up (or "resolved," in the network's words) by the time the finale ends, according to its press release. The setup will find Stephen working on a murder that ties into an old case Sarah worked, bringing her back into the fold.
As for the Netflix involvement that started the series' resurrection in the first place, negotiations are still ongoing. But any chance of Netflix getting first-run rights is gone.
I'm so over The Killing. How about you?
TV.com
I will watch because despite the murder and and 2 season resolve I enjoyed the storytelling and Linden & Holder's relationship. Unfortunately I think this is a case of trying to put Humpty Dumpty back together when he's pretty much a Denny's special at this point.
The Killing Will Return On AMC For Open & Shut S3 With Linden & Holder For 12 Eps
AMC just can't quit The Killing. Despite canceling the crime drama after a not-great second season that itself followed a Season 1 finale that nearly started World War III, the show has somehow found its way back onto AMC's schedule. Season 3 will consist of 12 episodes, and production on the show starts in late February, putting it on track for a summer or fall release.
The new round brings back all the key components: Stars Mireille Enos (Sarah Linden) and Joel Kinnaman (Stephen Holder) will return, and the heavily criticized Veena Sud reclaims her role as executive producer and showrunner. But Sud has learned from her critics, and Season 3 will feature an all-new case that AMC promises will be wrapped up (or "resolved," in the network's words) by the time the finale ends, according to its press release. The setup will find Stephen working on a murder that ties into an old case Sarah worked, bringing her back into the fold.
As for the Netflix involvement that started the series' resurrection in the first place, negotiations are still ongoing. But any chance of Netflix getting first-run rights is gone.
I'm so over The Killing. How about you?
TV.com
I will watch because despite the murder and and 2 season resolve I enjoyed the storytelling and Linden & Holder's relationship. Unfortunately I think this is a case of trying to put Humpty Dumpty back together when he's pretty much a Denny's special at this point.
Edited at 2013-01-16 12:02 am (UTC)
Shit, brb wiki-ing.
Also, if you like Forbrydelsen, you might like Borgen. I actually like it more, which I didn't think was possible.
I actually was going to start watching Borgen over the holidays but ran out of time. It's definitely on my list--good to hear it's good.
i think i repressed that. lol.
I just love Mireille Enos.
Sure the show had its problems but I think the hating is verging on melodramatic. She def had some missteps with the mystery, but she is also responsible for the things about the show that kept even some of the haters watching. Mireille and Joel didn't just make all that stuff up as they went along.
He also said, “No wonder you ain’t a pro at being a moms, you didn’t have the blueprint. It’s like cats. If they don’t get raised by their moms, they don’t learn how to bury their caca right.”
I'm telling you, that man is a fountain of knowledge.
he's the best
*The real thing doesn't look anything like the place on the show where Rosie's body was found.