He sniffs around Tulsa, Oklahoma, digs through people’s trash, repeatedly makes a mess of things and mostly gets hostile responses from the people who have the misfortune of crossing paths with him (pretty much the world a raccoon lives in). Hawke is teaming with Harjo again in the eight-part series (of which critics received five episodes), after appearing in the latter’s Peabody-winning Reservation Dogs. He’s predictably terrific in the role, playing Lee as a rascal who we simultaneously root for and are embarrassed by. The Lowdown isn’t just in conversation with those influences, but also, in compelling ways, Harjo’s Reservation Dogs. There’s also Hawke’s Lee, who behaves a bit like a white saviour, with that narcissistic air about him.