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Um, a lot to agree and disagree with there. Starr played the greatest anti-hero role in a long time.

Posted by free.ranger on May 21, 2016 at 08:48:38:
And that's not just my opinion. A very strong following. Comic book type over-the-top personality complexes, led by Hoon Lee, the most complicated gender bender seen anywhere.

All this roles along well underneath the gratuitous violence and sex. Banshee was graphic, no doubt, but the setup was brilliant; carried to a finality that held no changes except for acceptance of it.

I understand people being turned off, but I think it had worth. The producers pulled the plug early (no fifth season) because it artisticaly ran its course -- no ratings trouble with this one.