While the season one ended with special agent Ford meeting a serial killer Kemper and understanding what makes him choose different techniques to commit crimes, season two starts on a slower pace highlighting Holden's panic disorder. There's not much happening in episode one of the second season, the story starts building around with every episode. This time, the special agents are not just interviewing criminals with their extended force provided by their new assistant director Ted Gunn, but also witness new criminals and their guilt-free crimes.

In season 2, the special agents of FBI come across criminals, who aren't hallucinating or schizophrenic, in fact, their misdemeanour is for mere pleasure. Sexually charged criminals commit psychotic crimes without any guilt, they admit that in the interviews. We saw how FBI agents got into the brains of psychologically imbalanced criminals, this one highlights how far they go to make them speak their mind.

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Jonathan Groff and Holt McCallany's acting will make you believe how dicey it is to be a part of the behavioural science unit and understand the psychologically damaged brain. Wendy's convincing switch from being an interview decoder to an interviewee when required comes in as a shocker. The special agents' broken lives make then think and understand criminals way better than anyone else. Set in the backdrop of '70s and '80s, Mindhunter will make you travel to the world where psychological issues weren't accepted by society yet.

If you are in for a brain-teasing and mind-charging series, Mindhunter will make you think what goes on in a criminal's mind for real.

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