Good Behavior – Letty Raines (Michelle Dockery) – Photo by Brownie Harris/Courtesy of TNT.
Season One of TNT’s Good Behavior – based on the Letty Dobesh books by Blake Crouch (Wayward Pines) – concluded with Letty Raines getting just about everything she wanted: custody of her son; an understanding with her mother, and another shot at a relationship with her assassin boyfriend.
Season Two will find Letty in peril of losing all of the above as something even more inexorable than the FBI catches up with her – her past.
Season One of TNT’s Good Behavior – based on the Letty Dobesh books by Blake Crouch (Wayward Pines) – concluded with Letty Raines getting just about everything she wanted: custody of her son; an understanding with her mother, and another shot at a relationship with her assassin boyfriend.
Season Two will find Letty in peril of losing all of the above as something even more inexorable than the FBI catches yup with her – her past.
Good Behavior returns Sunday, October 15th (9/8C).
TNT has ordered a second season of odd couple thriller series Good Behavior.
Based on the Letty Dobesh stories by Blake Crouch (Wandering Pines), the series follows addict/grifter/thief Letty Raines (Michelle Dockery) as she tries to battle her demons – addiction to booze, drugs and stealing – through her developing relationships with her son (Nyles Steele), an assassin (Juan Diego Botto) with a peculiarly moral side, and her estranged mother (Lusia Strus).
Good Behavior Ep 109 “All the Things” – Michelle Dockery as Letty Raines. Photo courtesy of TNT
Following the events of last week’s episode, the FBI makes good on its promise in the season finale Good Behavior (Tuesdays, 9/8C) – leaving Letty both elated and crestfallen.
All the Things finds her trying to make things right with Javier – with the help of her former parole officer Christian.
Good Behavior-108-“For You I’d Go With Strawberry” – Michelle Dockery as Letty Raines. Photo courtesy of TNT
Over the course of its first season, so far, Good Behavior (TNT, Tuesdays, 9/8C) defied expectations – where it began by looking like it could be either a scam or hit of the week series, it has instead, turned out to be a character study into which scams and murders occasionally intrude.
It’s frustrating in an entertaining way – you never quite know where it’s going to go.
TNT’s new crime series, Good Behavior (Tuesdays, 9/8C), is based on Blake Crouch’s (Wayward Pines) Letty Dobesh stories – the misadventures of an ex-con addict who winds up working with an international assassin.
Downton Abbey returns to PBS on January 4, 2015. If you need to get caught up, Season 4 will be available on multiple PBS platforms beginning on December 7th.
As well, a special “Downton Abbey, Season 5” preview and panel discussion with cast members will be live streamed from New York City on December 9 on the PBS YouTube channel (youtube.com/pbs) beginning at 7:30 p.m (6:30C).
‘You have a straightforward choice,’ says Maggie Smith’s Dowager Countess as the new trailer for Downton Abbey’s fourth season begins. She is speaking to Michelle Dockery’s Mary, but she isn’t finished yet, ‘You must choose either death or life.’ It’s the kind of pronouncement that could come across as way over the top, but coming from Smith it’s a simple statement of the way things are. That’s what keeps the show not just watchable, but addictive.
Downton Abbey returns to PBS’ Masterpiece Classic on January 5, 2014. Check out the trailer following the jump.
