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At the end of Dark Winds season 3, episode 3, Joe Leaphorn makes a decision that's the inverse of the one he made with B.J. Vines at the end of Dark Winds season 2, and it might explain why he's ...

The whole season is basically a continued exploration of the ramifications of their son’s death and the consequences that come from Joe Leaphorn’s actions in season two with B.J. Vines, and ...

“Joe struggles with a lot of guilt this season.” Part of that guilt is manifested in a legendary Navajo monster, which plagues Leaphorn’s latest investigation revolving around two missing boys.

Joe played it, hearing his tearful wife speak of how the Vines mess dredged up, yet again, so much of the pain of losing their son. How Joe Jr.’s death has “consumed” her husband, leaving no ...

Based on the Leaphorn & Chee book series by Tony Hillerman and set in 1971 on a remote outpost of the Navajo Nation near Monument Valley, Dark Winds follows Lieutenant Joe Leaphorn (played by ...

Dark Winds delivered one of its best episodes to date with Season 3’s entry, “Abidoo’niidee,” which saw Lieutenant Joe Leaphorn (Zahn McClarnon) finally face his past in a dream-like state ...

"Dark Winds" director Erica Tremblay was inspired by David Lynch and anime to depict Joe Leaphorn's hallucinations and generational trauma.

Zahn McClarnon told UPI that Joe Leaphorn, the Tribal Police lieutenant he plays in "Dark Winds," will endure personal and professional challenges in Season 2 the likes of which he has never ...