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[Premium Access] Mindhunter - Season 1 Episode 1 - Group Reaction (Patreon)

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2018-10-02 18:26:04
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OH SNAP!! NEW SHOW!!  This show is severely underrated and that's why we felt it would be good to react to and spread the word on this show.  These Reactions will feature mostly Micky and Pat but other Normies may pop in every now and then.  Enjoy!  And if you haven't seen this show yet, you gotta check it out!

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Mindhunter Season 1 Episode 1 - Group Reaction

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Max Pajuelo

Yes! please release these weekly

KBM

I studied 1 semester in Psychology with dreams of working in forensic but eventually transferred to a different major, this show is one of my favorite. I think episode 1 is by far the weakest but once a certain character shows up it's a great piece of work.

MarkyO

wtf? yall are doing mindhunters? rad!

Drew

This show is so fucking good. The first episode is weirdly the worst, but it gets so damn good.

Eric M

Yes! Such a good show!

Ralph

Suraj arriving in his elven cloak... lol

Kim Carragher

this is one of the best shows I've ever watched. I always love a good psyhco thriller (ques que cest)

outdoorcats

If you've ever taken a sociology class you've probably heard the name Emile Durkheim, he's one of the giants of the field

Kim Carragher

This show is as much about morality as it is about cold, scientific research. It's really upsetting actually, because on the one hand by understanding these killers better you can catch them earlier AND possibly recognise signs of a developing killer in a child. This means the future is a lot cleaner and easier to digest. On the other hand, understanding a killer can become mixed up with sympathising with one and forgetting the fact that, childhood trauma or not, they still inflicted harm on another person. It's a necessary evil to do this work, and one must try and remember the line between research and ethics. I think Holden is off putting to the cops because of how excited he is about the psychology of a killer, appearing as if to excuse said killer's behavior.

Kim Carragher

I think it's quite relevant to our society now, as we tend to assume explanations and excuses are one and the same (even if we think we don't). People often use the childhood of a killer/rapist to excuse their present behavior, under the guise that it's an explanation. However it's important to remember the difference. If someone is asking "why did this person do what they did?" the following response is an explanation, but if one is talking about the horrific events that took place and someone cuts across them with "well, he/she had a bad childhood" then it isn't an explanation, but an excuse since your using the information to invalidate the anger of the person speaking, trying to force sympathy. Of course, morality is all about situation - a person who stole food for their family is hardly deserving of the same criticism of someone who butchered a bunch of people; you can excuse one with an explanation because one has no real victims and the other does. Once a victim of a crime is in the mix, it becomes morally irresponsible to sympathise with a serial killer. At the end of the day, many people have difficult and traumatic experiences and don't go around killing people who were innocent of committing that trauma. tl/dr: this show WILL challenge you each episode on your morality and perspective of any given situation and you WILL feel immeasurably conflicted on what is right and what is wrong. Someone on Tumblr gave a really good analysis of the show that allowed me to find my footing, as situational morality really throws me (idk, my thoughts get all twisty and my anxiety shoots up, I hate not knowing if something is right or not). I hope you guys don't suffer like I did.

Joseph Sanchez

This show is scripted but it follows very closely the true story of the creation of the FBI's Behavioral Science Unit and the use of criminal profiling in solving crimes. The two main characters are based off John Douglas and Robert Ressler, the two real FBI agents who started the unit. For the most part, the killers they meet throughout the show are, name and all, pretty much verbatim of the killers they're based off of.

KBM
>>15989200

Kind of spoiler for them since they see Holden as a future serial killer :d

NWar086

when did you do this and is it still going on?