This American television series proved to be decent enough. It occasionally managed to catch my attention, not consistently but more often than most shows do. Since I haven't encountered any of the books it’s based on, that may have contributed to keeping me engaged. Like many productions coming out of the US, typecasting detracted from the enjoyment somewhat, though overall the casting was excellent and worked very …

I rarely engage with thrillers, either in book form or on screen, so that might influence my assessment. Generally speaking, I wasn't particularly moved by this series. I find it hard to connect with villains who fall into predictable patterns—those brilliant masterminds who consistently outmaneuver the heroes until the final moments of the story. It’s easy to see why they prioritize their work; it’s a constant ga…

I’ve encountered many James Patterson Alex Cross crime stories previously, and approached this one with excitement that didn't last long. The writing felt forced, packed with tired phrases, predictable ideas, and poorly developed characters—it was honestly frustrating. It's not the performers' fault; most of them do a reasonably good job. However, so much about it feels artificial and exaggerated, making it di…