MINDHUNTER

TV-MA2017CrimeDramaThrillerMystery
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In the late 1970s, two FBI agents pioneer criminal profiling by interviewing imprisoned killers — and edge too close to the darkness.

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  1. 1h 1m
    Episode 1

    Episode 1

    In 1977, a frustrated FBI hostage negotiator finds an unlikely ally in a veteran road agent, and the two begin studying a class of killer the Bureau has no language for.

  2. 57m
    Episode 2

    Episode 2

    Holden interviews Ed Kemper, an eerily articulate murderer who discusses his own methods without flinching. Back at the Bureau, the research draws a chilly reception.

  3. 46m
    Episode 3

    Episode 3

    Dr. Wendy Carr joins Holden and Bill, and their new line of interviews produces a first success when their insights lead police to an arrest.

  4. 55m
    Episode 4

    Episode 4

    Holden and Bill sit down with Wendy Carr to begin sorting their subjects into categories, and the three of them receive news they did not expect.

  5. 43m
    Episode 5

    Episode 5

    Holden and Bill return to a perplexing Pennsylvania case in which the clues point several directions at once and suspects are in no short supply.

  6. 35m
    Episode 6

    Episode 6

    Wendy weighs an offer while Holden and Bill struggle to explain what their findings mean to a judicial system with no framework for the baffling Altoona case.

  7. 53m
    Episode 7

    Episode 7

    Wendy takes a career risk to relocate and join the unit full time, and Holden and Bill find the emotional intensity of the work harder to leave at the office.

  8. 54m
    Episode 8

    Episode 8

    Bill and Wendy interview candidates for a fourth seat on the team, while Holden is drawn to a set of complaints about a school principal's odd habit.

  9. 48m
    Episode 9

    Episode 9

    Holden's methods during a disturbing interview with mass murderer Richard Speck split the team and set an internal FBI inquiry in motion.

  10. 53m
    Episode 10

    Episode 10

    Pressure from an in-house review cracks the team. Holden's bold style draws a confession from a subject and puts his career, his relationships and his health at risk.