It is so absurd in all its development that in the end we only have to surrender to a plot full of inconsistencies and situations (from police officers who leave their computers on, while they talk to a journalist, to CIA agents who don't know where the Chinese Embassy in London is). With Richard Armitage comfortable in his prestige roles for mediocre English dramas, the show ends up being as intense as Hijack (Apple tv+, 2023) was, and is a silly entertainment to while away the afternoon without thinking too much about all the silly things happening on screen. It's the perfect show to binge and end up forgetting about in a matter of minutes.
Shout by Miguel A. ReinaBlockedParent2024-05-05T13:08:19Z
It is so absurd in all its development that in the end we only have to surrender to a plot full of inconsistencies and situations (from police officers who leave their computers on, while they talk to a journalist, to CIA agents who don't know where the Chinese Embassy in London is). With Richard Armitage comfortable in his prestige roles for mediocre English dramas, the show ends up being as intense as Hijack (Apple tv+, 2023) was, and is a silly entertainment to while away the afternoon without thinking too much about all the silly things happening on screen. It's the perfect show to binge and end up forgetting about in a matter of minutes.