Who else is watching Dark Winds?

[Beatlelvr]

I really like the Tony Hillerman stories.

[pdxflyboy]

1. Yes

my wife and I have watched every episode so far. We lived in Farmington, NM from ‘99 to ‘03, and are familiar with and respect the local Navajo ways.

[Comfortably_Numb]

2. Me. I clock watch on Sunday nights till it starts. Finale next week and no season 3 till at least

late 2024…..

[Silent Type]

3. Yes. It's a good series.

[Doc Sportello]

4. Another great show about indigenous people

I also love Reservation Dogs. Zahn McClarnon is in both and superb in the comedic Reservation Dogs as well as the dramatic Dark Winds. Dark Winds is excellent at truly representing the Navajo reservation (I lived next to it for several years) and the Dine people, and just a well-made series.

[sarcasmo]

6. He was really good in the series Longmire.

[Doc Sportello]

8. First time I remember seeing him was in Fargo season 2

He's not big but he was scary and an actor who demands your attention. I haven't seen Longmire but I'll be watchign anything he is in.

[sarcasmo]

5. Zahn McClarnon is a great actor.

[Liberal In Texas]

7. I really want to see the series, but

that will mean having to sign up for yet another streaming service.

[Doc Sportello]

10. It's on AMC

Which comes with Youtube tv, among other streaming services.

[BlackSkimmer]

9. Where are you watching it?

Hillerman fan here, but I don't pay much attention to TV.

I'd love to see it.

[Doc Sportello]

11. On AMC, Sling and the Roku channel among others

[BlackSkimmer]

12. Thanks!

Will check it out.

[a kennedy]

13. Robert Redford is a producer or has some connection to this show.....

Found this.......

It's a story itself that's born out of struggle, tragedy, and hope to adapt Tony Hillerman's Navajo crime thriller series following the adventures of Dets Joe Leaphorn and Jim Chee to the screen. With AMC's recent announcement to adapt the late author's work to television in Dark Winds is largely thanks to two giants in the entertainment industry in screen legend Robert Redford and writer George R. R. Martin, the mind behind A Song of Fire and Ice novels that inspired the HBO TV series Game of Thrones. The Hollywood Reporter's James Hibberd, who also wrote the behind-the-scenes book "Fire Cannot Kill a Dragon" that followed the long-running fantasy series through its controversial eighth and final season, chronicled the duo's journey to get the network to commit.

[Hekate]

14. TY for the reminder to give it another try. I loved the original books & read them all back in the day...

The tv series was pretty different — now I think I should come back to it.