EPISODE 1.1
Pilot

Forensic psychologist Kristen Bouchard is hired by the Catholic Church to determine whether a serial killer is possessed by a demon or merely a psychopath.
A clinical psychologist (Katja Herbers, Westworld) and a priest-in-training (Mike Colter, Luke Cage) work together to determine if evil perpetrators are either insane or possessed in this crime-horror series.
Variety
pressShows an unusual degree of polish and promise, as well as edge that startles while existing for something other than mere shock value.
Rolling Stone
pressThe early Evil cases are solid but not thrilling. The nods at something more serialized are when the show seems at its liveliest, so hopefully Evil dives deeper into those murky waters, and soon.
Vulture
pressThat sense of mystery, as well as some mysteries in the characters' personal lives, are persuasive reasons to keep watching.
Vox
pressEvil should be too wild to work, but I have come to cherish its chaotic evil energy. I never know what's happening, and I love the way it leaves me confused, flummoxed, and giggly.
The New Yorker
pressThe cast is universally strong, especially Herbers, who, with her warm eyes and her air of wary dishevelment, makes Kristen feel strange and a little dirty...
A.V. Club
pressEntertainingly twisty and sometimes satirical, and it's surprisingly scary in a holy-s**t-how-is-this-on-CBS kind of way.
Variety
pressShows an unusual degree of polish and promise, as well as edge that startles while existing for something other than mere shock value.
Rolling Stone
pressThe early Evil cases are solid but not thrilling. The nods at something more serialized are when the show seems at its liveliest, so hopefully Evil dives deeper into those murky waters, and soon.
Vulture
pressThat sense of mystery, as well as some mysteries in the characters' personal lives, are persuasive reasons to keep watching.
Vox
pressEvil should be too wild to work, but I have come to cherish its chaotic evil energy. I never know what's happening, and I love the way it leaves me confused, flummoxed, and giggly.
The New Yorker
pressThe cast is universally strong, especially Herbers, who, with her warm eyes and her air of wary dishevelment, makes Kristen feel strange and a little dirty...
A.V. Club
pressEntertainingly twisty and sometimes satirical, and it's surprisingly scary in a holy-s**t-how-is-this-on-CBS kind of way.
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