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Marvel’s Charlie Cox: My Kin character has the same relationship to violence as Daredevil
After Daredevil was cancelled, the actor starred in the RTÉ crime drama, but now he’s back as the conflicted superhero
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Patrick Freyne: It’s always crime with the Kin family. If they’re not in the process of criming, they’re talking about crimes of the past and future
Kin review: Dublin city is just a moody backdrop as gangsters bumble in the gloom
It looks great but style only goes so far and, two seasons in, Kin’s lack of substance is impossible to ignore
Kin ends with a shameless rip-off of The Godfather
Clare Dunne is utterly convincing as a grieving mother turned avenging angel
Kin finale: Eight questions the last episode must resolve
After seven sometimes thrilling, sometimes plodding weeks, season one concludes tonight
Kin review: Let’s hope the finale is better than the uneventful penultimate episode
It’s hard not to feel that episode 7 could have been efficiently compacted into episode 8
Kin episode 6 review: The Michael Corleone of the Kinsellas emerges
Clare Dunne is the black sheep who rejects a life of crime, then becomes the brains of the outfit
Kin episode 5 review: Family bonds crack as an explosive finale beckons
Ciarán Hinds’s thuggish godfather targets the Kinsella children Anthony and Anna
Kin is slowly turning into RTÉ’s best drama in years
Episode four review: A tense confrontation shows the crime drama at its best
Kin episode 3 review: The slow-burner finally roars to life
Contains spoilers ... Part 3 of the crime drama delivers dark secrets and explosive set-pieces
Kin episode 2 review: It’s the Plodfather, Part II
The brooding drama so far lacks the cranked-up energy viewers might have expected
Kin starts like a gloomier Love/Hate – then goes off like a powder keg
Aidan Gillen, Ciarán Hinds and cast excel in this tale of a blood feud between Dublin gangs
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