is kind of what I would say if "In The Dark" were a person right now. Maybe not being worried about it retaining some kind of "Golden Age" quality kind of works in its favor, instead of against it as we lurch from the guide-dog school being a front for money-laundering, to being a stash house of a sort, to actual gunplay.(That whole storyline doesn't really work for me, but it did give Jess a chance to be calm and competent for a change by using her vet skills to help an unexpected human target. So I liked that part.
Also sorry we found out so much bad stuff about Dean the cop last season, though his corruption does take on a Jean ValJean quality once we know he got into it all to pay for care for Chloe, who is again a bright spot in Season 2--Murphy is, however reluctantly, a mentor this season, and it is like looking into a mirror, except, again, my hair never looks so good, and it seems that people take her advice, a hurdle I never quite cleared in my few adventures in Peer Support.
