User Reviews

They are going back and forth and teasing so many things only to cut them off at the legs with them being John Weir's "visions". I don't know if that is the best long-term plan but we'll see.

With just one episode left this season it felt like they were rushing quite a few things and other interesting questions may never see the time of day.

The show is interesting, but it feels a bit too distant from reality. It is hard to sell hard-working Americans on billion dollar analytics companies because I do not feel like this is the kind of thing that a large portion of the country can actually relate to.

This is an episode heavy in misdirection, but the show has done a good job selling the paranoia and red herrings. Dance's monologue at the end was solid, and I'm looking forward to seeing how this show resolves next week.

I'm not sold on some of the plot devices or character actions. How would John know to break the tablet? Why not just release the incriminating evidence to every major news outlet? I'm not fully buying the inaction of the protagonists in this episode, but maybe there's more that meets the eyes. It's a minor nitpick, though - for shows like this you strap in and go along for the ride.

It's a pity that nobody is watching it though. You would think that a spy thriller with Sutherland and Dance would be getting more traction. Perhaps it's marketing or perhaps it's the zeitgeist. This show would've done really well 15-20 years ago. Oh well.