@netflix in talks to bring back Mindhunter #d3adtime

Ooh, sounds like we might have some good news for fans of the show "Mine Hunter" on Netflix. I feel like at this point, if you follow this page or are interested in the kind of stuff I post, you already know "Mine Hunter" and have already watched it. But in case you haven't, the show follows two FBI agents who are criminal profilers. They're interviewing serial killers in the hopes that they might find patterns to catch future offenders. And the show is actually based on a book by John Douglas called "Mine Hunter." The two characters are based on he and Robert Ressler. They were the two first FBI agents to run the behavioral science department and to come up with things like criminal profiling of serial killers. In fact, Robert Ressler invented the term serial killer. Well, in the second season aired in 2019, David Fincher, the show's executive producer, said they had no plans to do any more. He was just too busy. And the cast was even let out of their contracts, which didn't look good. But this week we heard from David Fincher himself that he's in talks with Netflix to do a third season. which is great because I need more Cameron Britain as Edmund Kemper in the life.