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Season Four of The Handmaid's Tale Is Proof That a Dud Can Bounce Back
I get so annoyed when people tell me that I have to watch a few episodes of a TV show to get into it.
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Hulu's The Handmaid's Tale, which finished its fourth season this week, never had that problem. The Handmaid's Tale was crazy town from the jump—in its first few minutes, Elisabeth Moss and her whole damn family were being chased and hunted through the woods.
A few episodes later, a bunch of women in red drapery were stoning a man to death. Boom.
Blaine saunders handmaids tale review
We're in it. The horror was breakneck. The tension was oppressive. It was masterful storytelling that had a direction. Debuting just a few months after Donald Trump was sworn in as president, there was also the undeniable benefit that this series served as a cautionary tale of sorts.
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But then season two came.
Then season three. What started as blunt narrative trauma turned into a vicious cycle of torture so casually relentless that it becam