This one once again had lots of fun on the dialogue front for viewers like me and lots more problems on the spy front for anyone looking for a serious spy show. It was surprising but good to see Ray the Snake back, giving everyone a mutual slimeball -- but a funny and not all bad one -- to hate on. If they ever need someone to play a sleazy car salesman, realtor or lawyer, they've got their guy. On the Standish front, I didn't really like where they were going with the character, but it's early days and they can quickly correct what I see as a misstep. Finally, a concern that I always have with a show like this is that they'll sell out on the UST and will-they-or-won't-they fronts where the leads are concerned, but so far they seem to be playing that relationship here as one more in line with competitive siblings and I so hope that they keep it that way.
Shout by Jim G.BlockedParentSpoilers2019-03-08T04:05:17Z
This one once again had lots of fun on the dialogue front for viewers like me and lots more problems on the spy front for anyone looking for a serious spy show. It was surprising but good to see Ray the Snake back, giving everyone a mutual slimeball -- but a funny and not all bad one -- to hate on. If they ever need someone to play a sleazy car salesman, realtor or lawyer, they've got their guy. On the Standish front, I didn't really like where they were going with the character, but it's early days and they can quickly correct what I see as a misstep. Finally, a concern that I always have with a show like this is that they'll sell out on the UST and will-they-or-won't-they fronts where the leads are concerned, but so far they seem to be playing that relationship here as one more in line with competitive siblings and I so hope that they keep it that way.