Making A Murderer (Netflix) TV Show • Page 6

It's slower, way more legal based, which can be interesting if you like that stuff. Still doesn't hit on some of the stuff that came out with Avery being a creep towards Teresa.

 

'Making A Murderer's Steven Avery won his appeal, could get a second trial

 

I just remembered I never made it to the second ep of s2.

 

Neither did I. I don’t even think I finished the first episode.

 

You're not missing much. I watched S2, but I just had it on in the background while doing chores. It's pretty boring/repetitive. It's just his lawyer talking about the appeals process and analyzing the case. It could easily have been condensed into one 90 minute special instead of a 10 hours worth of episodes.

 

I disagree a ton, season 2 is pretty astonishing

 

I actually just finally started season 2, I’m only on episode 3 I think so yeah

 

I had season 2 on the background while playing my switch and even that was kinda a chore. Didnt finish it

Spoiler tag if you want but did anything big come of this season??

 

not calling you out, just curious, what did you find so compelling about Season 2?

 

I thought that watching Zellner was seriously amazing. Honestly it was kinda "the Zellner Experience" season and she is fascinating. Her history and her personality first off, but then how absolutely stunning her exploration of the case was, picking apart every single tiny tiny thing, the way she investigated and tested evidence, etc etc. The whole season really took this case which you think you know everything about, and dissects it into the smallest little pieces to tear it wide open.

 

That's fair. Not sure what exactly, but something about Zellner kinda turned me off. I felt like she did a good job of dissecting every little piece, but at the same time I kinda felt like she was grasping at straws sometimes. Any time one lead would turn up dead, she'd just try to find something else. Which I get it, that's what she's supposed to do, I guess I just didn't enjoy watching it the way you did.

 

Haha yeah, and I totally understand what turns you off of her as well, I'm sure it's similar to what annoys me about her. But regardless of the weird things I get from her, I know that she gets things done and I find it fascinating to see how.

 

I think it was just over saturation that I had a problem with. The second season could have been condensed quite a bit and I think it would have been a much better watch. Too much of Avery's family saying the same things over and over again. Like I said, I had it on in the background and to me, it still felt like a chore to get through and I don't feel like I missed anything at all by not giving it my full attention.

 

That's also fair to say, but Netflix knows the show is viewership gold so they gotta make it into a full season!!

 

Second season was good but it wouldn't have lost any of the interest or information if it had been five or six episodes rather than ten.

 

Oh, absolutely. I feel like most shows drag on too long, but particularly something like this where they can't just write another story arc to fill out a season.

 

Legal experts: Steven Avery could get new trial in Teresa Halbach murder

Headline makes it sound more hopeful than it actually is.

 

I never actually watched S2 of this. Can't remember where I was leaning by the end of S1 and reading up on some of it.

 

Exclusive: A Wisconsin inmate allegedly confessed to "Making a Murderer" killing of Teresa Halbach, and it's not Steven Avery

 

holy shit

 

I'm intrigued but not getting my hopes up too much.

 

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New motion from Kathleen Zellner. A witness came forward and said they saw Bobby Dassey and an unknown male pushing Teresa’s RAV4 to the junkyard early in the morning.

 

Pretty big development

 

Interesting