Not only is the cat-and-mouse game played by Brendan Gleeson and Harry Treadaway dynamite, but the show also features Justine Lupe as Holly Gibney (the young woman who eventually becomes Bill Hodges' business partner) and it's impossible not to love her interpretation of the character – which is wholly different than Cynthia Erivo's version featured in HBO's The Outsider (which is based on Stephen King's spin-off novel from the Mr. Mercedes is sincerely one of the best that we've seen, and hopefully it will start to get more of the attention that it deserves while living on Peacock (though I'm not exactly going to hold out hope that we will someday see a wholly-original Season 4 get made). Given only months to live, he finds himself drawn into a recent spree of suicides. Though Stephen King obviously has a long history of seeing his books/short stories adapted for television, Mr. Plot Retired detective Bill Hodges, who now with his sidekick Holly runs the private investigation agency Finders Keepers, is diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. That being said, one of the stranger things is that while Season 1 is naturally based on the first book in the trilogy, Season 2 is based on the third, and Season 3 is based on the second. Mercedes, but a lot of them turn out to be incredibly beneficial to the story (especially in the first run of episodes). There are some significant changes made from the source material for Mr. Kelley, Bill Hodges is played by the always-spectacular Brendan Gleeson, and putting on a sick and devilish performance as Brady Hartsfield is Picard's Harry Treadaway. In the adaptation, which was created by TV veteran David E.
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