The struggle to properly end a series can be evident quite often as it happens here. Also, half the cast really is unconvincing and painfully miscast. And Adam's hairpiece changes position and shape with just about every scene. The British spy-genre is my all-time favorite vehicle, but you can almost tell when it's not a BBC production, there simply is a lack of quality control in the production values. The fight scenes and the editing are both noticeably poor. The script is decent but poorly executed. If you're going to do another spy mystery (the villain became apparent to me by the third episode), keep it a proper mystery.
Review of Treason
