《狂怒》：当电视逼问司法系统是否真的为幸存者而设

LIZ MERIWETHER’S FURIOUS initially felt like Killing Eve-esque pulp, introducing us to FBI agent Alice (Emmy Rossum) and the young woman she’s chasing: Catherine (Lola Petticrew), a serial killer who is targeting powerful men. It’s wickedly entertaining, packed with gallows humour and cat-and-mouse thrills, even as it’s evolved into one of the most terrifying shows currently on TV. It arrives at an unnervingly apposite moment as the Epstein scandal continues to expose depraved networks of power, but with little tangible consequence for its many members. Furious illuminates dark chasms within this already cursed topography. …