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“Lee’s old self is still there, it’s whether that’s his one, true self that comes into question.”
““There are a lot of truths out there,” a wise man says midway through “ The Lowdown ‘s” second chapter.”
“What happened to the committed father, community pillar, and righteous crusader who saved the day in Season 1?”
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“Ginger (recent Emmy winner Betty Gilpin ) sparks to the honesty in Lee’s awful speech, but she’s no rube.”
“( Tommy Lee Jones ), the father Lee previously claimed was dead.”
“One such stubborn revenant is Lee Raybon Sr.”
“For his earth-shaking exposé on Dale Washberg (aka the mystery he cracked in Season 1 ), Lee is named Tulsa’s Citizen Journalist of the Year, complete with a shiny trophy, a fancy dinner, and free booze.”
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“Lee’s perpetual cuts and bruises can make it easy to forget he doesn’t bear the brunt of his search for truth — not the worst of it anyway.”
“This Lee Raybon is the same as that Lee Raybon — only now, creator, writer, and director Sterlin Harjo catches him in a harsher light.”
“Senior, like his son, is a man of many truths.”
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“Powered by WordPress.com VIP "I Don't Love The Beatles" ‘The Lowdown’ Season 2 Review: Ethan Hawke and Betty Gilpin Light Up a Rollicking, Moving Mystery Creator Sterlin Harjo's rich modern noir takes a closer, coarser look at our resident truthstorian in a second chapter that's darker, thornier, and still an absolute hoot.”
“Beautifully staged and shot in Oklahoma, the hourlong genre-bender — dubbed a comedy for its awards runs, yet equal parts honest human drama and shady sweeping mystery — is easy to sink into, surprisingly moving, and consistently funny in Season 2, even as it embraces a less-flattering vision of Hawke’s de facto detective.”
“By the end of this chapter, our fearless truthstorian may have to accept there are a lot of truths out there, and sometimes, you just have to choose the ones you can live with.”
“Finally, the oft-beaten but never broken gonzo journalist has proof — irrefutable, tangible validation — that his “obsession with the truth” is valued by his city, as is he, their dogged, self-identified “truthstorian.” Related Stories ‘Whalefall’ Review: Austin Abrams Battles a Bellyful of Daddy Issues in Brutal Survival Thriller How to Build a ‘Friday the 13th’ Prequel: Blood Bags, Old-School Paranoia, and Linda Cardellini as Pamela Voorhees So, naturally, Lee belittles the gesture, along with the “liars and sellouts” who gave it to him.”
“By Ben Travers Plus icon Ben Travers TV Critic BenTTravers More stories by Ben ‘The Lowdown’ Season 2 Review: Ethan Hawke and Betty Gilpin Light Up a Rollicking, Moving Mystery Read more ‘Crystal Lake’ Review: Over-the-Top Kills Succumb to an Underbaked Story in A24’s ‘Friday the 13th’ Prequel Read more ‘VisionQuest’ Review: Marvel’s Tedious Bad-Dad Drama Series Ends a Shortsighted Era of MCU TV Read more October 14, 2026 1:30 pm Add us as a Google Preferred Source Ethan Hawke in 'The Lowdown' Courtesy of Shane Brown / FX Share Share on Facebook Post Share on LinkedIn Show more sharing options Submit to Reddit Pin it Post to Tumblr Email Print This Page Share on WhatsApp “The Lowdown” Season 2 begins by giving Lee Raybon ( Ethan Hawke ) the very thing his acclaimed FX series was unjustly denied in real life: an award .”
“Be it his award’s true meaning, his investigation’s true victims, or his father’s true intentions, Lee runs from many potential cups, and in doing so, ends up exactly where most empowered white guys need to be: closer to the truth that exists outside his own vision.”
“Senior is at once another inconvenient reminder of Lee’s repressed demons and his own man, back in Tulsa to “settle some scores,” whether Jr.”
“Is he a force for objective good, as he believes himself to be?”
“ET on FX and Hulu with two episodes.”