Hunter 4.10

Hunter 3.10

Hunter 4.2

Christopher Allport, Martin E. Brooks.

• A great story, well told.


• It ends with a genuine dilemma and some solid character writing for Hunter and a great Fred Dryer performance.


• I love the way the story falls into place, piece by piece. This show is simply in a league of it’s own. Roy Huggins is the man.


• Love the way the various characters are given their own motivations and story arc. For instance, Hunter and McCall barely meet the priest, but he plays a major part in the story.


• Hunter and McCall don’t share much screentime until the last quarter, but when they do it counts. There’s such a strong partnership there. And the chemistry. Wow. 10/10

Hunter 4.1

Stanley Kamel. Vaguely unsatisfying case-of-the-week. First half is slow moving, concerning a hitman who is going to ridiculous extremes to chase a witness, and story of the murder is only getting good when suddenly it’s all over. The point being that Hunter and McCall have hit a brick wall. So, in effect, this is a case they have failed to solved. It’s a good story choice, but while I applaud it, I do find it somewhat unsatisfying. It would be nice if this thread was picked up again in another episode down the line. 8/10