Preacher explores the existential crisis of living when dying is all but impossible.
With a little bit of tweaking to both scripts, Mumbai might have offered a stronger start toPreachersnew season.
As for Jesse, youd think hed take being rejected a little harder than he does.
Maybe this says more about his confidence in their relationship.
Or maybe Jesse just isnt a very deep character.
For now, his biggest conflict continues to be getting the Saint of Killers off their backs.
Happiness will never be his again, until he finds his true calling.
Or at least he finds peace.
And its Jesse, using Genesis, who finally grants this wayward angel amnesty.
(For the record, I could watch an AMC show calledFiore, too.)
He simply wants to retrieve Genesis, nothing more.
Once thats done, he can be reunited with his wife and child.
The shows decadent sensibilities will dovetail well with that of The Big Easy.
This episode gets a bit meta when Vik Sahays Frank Sinatra impersonator remarks to Jesse, People like violence.
And Mumbai has its share of violence.
Rating:
4 out of 5
