What I’m Watching: Hunters

Hunters: Season 2, Episode 3 “Duck. Quail. Goose. Crow.” (B+)

It’s good to know that, even if it took them some time to get on the same page, the people who knocked out all the hunters are actually on the same side. Jonah agreed that they would work together before immediately turning on their new friends with all of his colleagues as soon as they were free, but Chava was able to convince him to at least listen to him when she revealed that she was Ruth’s sister. He didn’t let go of the fact that she hadn’t ever reached out to tell her she was still alive, but they were both testing each other, playing a dangerous game that is likely to result in some Nazi escaping if they’re not eventually on the same page. Millie had more luck with her new partners, even if she chewed Harriet out for betraying her after she had been completely open and honest about everything. The maid mission in the hotel was a close one and they nearly all got killed, but this group has never been about keeping a particularly cool low profile. That final scene featuring Hitler prepared us for Joe to go hunt the hunters, an interesting development which may well end in him ultimately allying with them rather than betraying them, but I’m sure there will be plenty of bloodshed before we get to that point. In the meantime, Lonnie should really try focusing and stop worrying about how famous he is and instead about how he can help get his head in the game. Jonah’s fiancée showing up is also definitely going to create some issues.