Hand of God

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Hand Of God. Not a series about that little Argentinian dribble gnome who managed to tap the ball behind goalkeeper Peter Shilton with his left hand in the legendary quarterfinals of 't WK'86, but a new piece of art from Amazon with the most characteristic tronie from series land in the lead role. . Films have the worn-out faces of Mickey Rourke and Danny Trejo, in music they have been doing it for decades with Iggy Pop and the gigantic head of Ron Perlman is now re-emerging in a new series panel. We saw him a few years ago as Clay still mismanaging the moped association of the Sons, now he is a judge who does everything that God has forbidden. Or rather ... He does whatever God tells him to do, because since he repented, Judge Harris thinks the big man in the attic provides him with information directly. Pernell Harris is standing in a city fountain one sunny morning, hands raised and completely naked, murmuring to the heavens. As an unsuspecting passer-by, you might think he doesn't quite have them all together, and that's right, because Harris is a bit confused. Not surprising in itself, because it is quite disappointing to say the least. Since his conversion he is no longer allowed to fuck with his high-end call girl, his son is in a coma after trying to hit his gray matter against the ceiling with Colt 45 and Harris's daughter-in-law is still trying. to scribble after a brutal assault. What a mess. As long as the rape case remains to be resolved, Harris decides, with the help of the man upstairs, to take matters into his own hands. “That can never go well”, I hear you think and you are absolutely right about that. Anyone who has looked at Bosch and Transparant knows that Amazon is not always easy. After all, we already have the NBC and ABCs of this world for that. Hand Of God is not immediately a huge brain teaser, but it is certainly not the pre-chewed lukewarm mess that many other stations think they can get away with. Anyone who is not too lazy to sit down and have a good time will enjoy this one. Solid acting, raw vibe, clear story, cliffhanger that leaves room for more and after that one time appearance in The Wire finally some series time for Erykah Badu. Modest series time, but still… Erykah Badu. Enough to like (laaijkun) seems to me. You're welcome.