Hap and Leonard's third season -- despite taking place in the 80s, and the novel on which it's based being written in the 90s -- turned out to be surprisingly and terribly relevant to current events. As Hap (James Purefoy) and Leonard (Michael K. Williams) ventured to and from Grovetown in search of Florida (Tiffany Mack) and the truth of what happened there, the show gave us a raw and often horrifying view of racism and hate. Hap and Leonard has always succeeded because of its authenticity, whe...
Hap and Leonard's third season -- despite taking place in the 80s, and the novel on which it's based being written in the 90s -- turned out to be surprisingly and terribly relevant to current events. As Hap (James Purefoy) and Leonard (Michael K. Williams) ventured to and from Grovetown in search of Florida (Tiffany Mack) and the truth of what happened there, the show gave us a raw and often horrifying view of racism and hate. Hap and Leonard has always succeeded because of its authenticity, whe...
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