The Your Honor finale finally puts its harried protagonist out of his misery
Advertisement The artificially inflated, effortful melodrama of try-hard prestige pulp Your Honor can only exist in a world governed by crime clichés. Big bad cities where one criminal mastermind not-so-secretly holds all the power, and every story beat reveals an interconnectedness among literally every character we meet. (The show tries several times to convince us that all this coincidence is just New Orleans being New Orleans, but not well enough.) That this Showtime series remains watchable through its unnecessarily attenuated ten episodes—to the extent that it does—is thanks to it...
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