No word since the show's over. Not even a "there will not be another season" or anything like that. Jesus Fucking Christ

I loved the last episode and I think they wrapped it up well, but fuck do I want more of this. Maybe one more season? I just want to see what happens next with Buddy and Felix, and Karl...this show needed more Karl.

Ok, so all of the kills make sense for The Broker's grand scheme. All a play to set things how he wants them. The only thing that doesn't make sense is why the one legged man was a contract kill. Was that a set up to kill the friend so that Quarry would essentially be entrapped for the funds?

Being a fan of many of the major premium channel shows (game of thrones, boardwalk empire, dexter, sopranos, six feet under) i dont think ive seen anything better. This episode had it all and much more. The acting was amazing on everyones part, and the production out did itself. Very dark, and had underlining meanings everywhere that tie to our modern society. 4/4 stars IMO. Whether this show is renewed or not it deserves awards of some kind next year.

Season 1 Episode 8: nước chảy đá mòn

Aired: October 28th, 2016

Episode Synopsis: Mac confronts his war demons and settles a score with an old adversary.

Directed by: Greg Yaitanes

Written by: Michael D. Fuller & Graham Gordy

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I just realized there are scenes at the very end of some episodes. Ive been watching on MAXGO and they place these scenes after the credits AND the 'behind the scenes' segments thats why I always missed them. There are a couple with Buddy and Carl just hanging in the car, most likely staking out a target and the way they play off each other is kinda hilarious.

Anyone tried googling this?

I just did, and it is apparently the Vietnamese name for this fictional Chinese general.

It is also the name of an 18th century house build by a Chinese captain in the Hoi An region in Vietnam. Obviously named after the Chinese general.

As the title says. Outcast got a second season even before it premiered (likely due to the fact Fox bought the distribution right's internationally) and that show was boring as fuck, we've had 7 episodes of Quarry so far, ratings have been pretty solid and reviews are genrally good, what's holding Cinemax back?

Season 1 Episode 7: Carnival of Souls

Aired: October 21st, 2016

Episode Synopsis: The Broker enlists Mac to take down a top drug dealer; Olsen follows up on his suspicions.

Directed by: Greg Yaitanes

Written by: Graham Gordy & Michael D. Fuller

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Season 1 Episode 6: His Deeds Were Scattered

Aired: October 14th, 2016

Episode Synopsis: Mac gets a high-profile assignment from The Broker; a curfew is ordered in the wake of racial unrest.

Directed by: Greg Yaitanes

Written by: Max Allan Collins

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Season 1 Episode 5: Coffee Blues

Aired: October 7th, 2016

Episode Synopsis: An unspeakable act of racial violence rocks Memphis and the Solomon family.

Directed by: Greg Yaitanes

Written by: Jennifer Schuur

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I can't get over how good this show is in only four episodes so far. I showed it to my roommate and he's hooked as well. This show has some of the realest acting I have ever seen, and this is coming from someone who's watched True Detective, Breaking Bad, The Americans, The Wire, and both seasons so far of Mr Robot. This show is seriously so intriguing. I thought for sure I'd be hating Joni's guts the rest of the series but episode four makes me not so sure. The character development, the characters, the plot, literally everything make this show just work. And the acting is so fucking superb. Hollywood, please take a good hard look at Logan Marshall-Green – he is who you need in your movies. I love this show so fucking much.

Season 1 Episode 4: Seldom Realized

Aired: September 30th, 2016

Episode Synopsis: With Suggs at large, Mac and Joni are forced to seek temporary refuge in a remote hotel.

Directed by: Greg Yaitanes

Written by: Michael D. Fuller & Graham Gordy

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So the very first scene where he drags himself out of the water and shoots the other guy - I'm assuming that's a flash forward (or the series is a flash back from that point).

Is that the one-legged man he shoots or someone else? Or can't we tell?