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InThe Righteous Gemstones, there is no wrong way to sayDaddy.
It is rarely an expression of love.
When the second season begins, theyve stuck to those vows sort of.
But is any of this what Eli wants?
Patterson is reliably unhinged as Judy, and her teeth-bared territorial treatment of B.J.
is far more compelling and amusing than Kelvins one-note self-pity over his perceived lack of alpha authority.
Best of all is McBride, who as Jesse oscillates between vanity and insecurity from minute to minute.
Whats the real Daddy?
How nasty was he?
If someone was convinced their faith was insufficient, what would it make them do?
What if their faith was impenetrable?
