The supernatural procedural proves that theology and science work better together.
. Since Halloween is coming, our October picks will be a spooky sampling. This week, culture editor Brooke Marine recommends? You might not have heard of it, but the series, now in its second season has quietly been churning in the background each week on CBS. Dip into the first season which is available to stream on Paramount+ and you’ll find thatIt’s a big deal for a streaming platform like Paramount+ to give audiences a weekly procedural, rather than a weekend binge.
Dr. Bouchard is a married mother of four and a lapsed Catholic—details that remain pertinent to her character’s development over the course of both seasons. She and David, who is studying to be a priest, have this sort of flirtatious relationship that naturally proves to be problematic for their characters, but is thrilling to watch. It’s also, at times, a dark comedy.
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