Rebecca and Kai are full-on incest power structure, getting ready to rule the world ChaytonвЂ™s returned to steal military equipment and take down the white power structures of Banshee, kamikaze/suicide style AnaвЂ™s a disgruntled waitress, taking a night career of cat burglar to keep her from drowning in mid-life crisisвЂ¦ from beginning to end, вЂњThe Fire TrialsвЂќ represent people pushing themselves into the next phase of their lives, even if friction from the world around them threatens to hold them back. More importantly, however, is how the show fills out the rest of the world in the wake of last seasonвЂ™s finale.

вЂњThe Fire TrialsвЂќrepresents the first Rabbit-less hour of Banshee and to replace him, the showвЂ™s doubled down on antagonists, throwing Chayton and an angry, horny admiral into the mix as two adversaries for Hood along with Kai, who as always, remains the showвЂ™s most intimidating figure, even when ChaytonвЂ™s massive physical frame is taking up the entire screen. And with вЂњThe Fire TrialsвЂќ, BansheeВ not only continues the fantastic storytelling and dreamy cinematography of season two, but doubles down on that focus, clearly defining its stories in the first few scenes, bringing the audience into the вЂnewвЂ™ world of BansheeВ in near-flawless fashion. BansheeВ might be the only show on television satisfied with being simple that is, keeping its scope small, both on character and plot levels, giving itself more room to work horizontally and flesh out its world, rather than a dramatic structure built vertically on pure plot, the way so many modern dramas want to be composed. Trashy, violent, direct, over-sexed, everything about BansheeВ screams B-grade action series, yet itвЂ™s the single most thrilling television show right now on a week to week basis. Bansheeis a show that has no right being so good.

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