Gorgeous Montana Scenery Can't Save Anna Pigeon From a Dull Procedural

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USA Network's Anna Pigeon, based on Nevada Barr's novels, follows a Glacier National Park ranger as she investigates crimes; despite Tracy Spiridakos's strong performance and stunning scenery, the series feels like a dull, formulaic procedural with recycled twists and underdeveloped subplots, though a pair of episodes hints at a bigger conspiracy.
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