2nd was better than the first. Am I wrong that Kyle Schmid delivered an extremely wooden performance as Morehouse? Especially at the end when he was telling Cororan how careful they had to be - I forget the word not agile but something on those lines. But his delivery was like he was reading it off the teleprompter and had never seen it before.
Also the stokes with which some of the characters are drawn seem a bit broad. The police have shades of grey and so does Morehouse if he can be played properly. But Elizabeth so far seems to be a 21st century woman stranded in the 19th century, perhaps by The Doctor. Freeman seems pretty much a saint. Freeman's wife may or may not be promising. She is traumatized, but has a gun, skill at using it and determination. That could be a very narrow character indeed, or she could be great if they move beyond trauma victim fighting back.
The end took me by surprise. And was a good choice. For this reason I'll try a third episode.But I also don't really trust the showrunners at this point not to screw it up.