I went into this series really hoping for a lot, given Arnold’s involvement, but the letdown is significant as a result. I honestly can’t believe he signed on for something with such a poor script. It seems to follow the current trend of including every demographic—there are people from all backgrounds represented, LGBTQ+ characters, and feminist themes present. What's lacking is any real skill in the writing or performances; frankly, none of the actors deliver, even Arnold, largely because his age doesn’t quite lend itself believably to some of the action sequences. It gets tiresome seeing slight women portrayed as stronger than larger men—it strains credibility—and it's equally hard to buy 70-plus-year-old Arnold jumping out of a moving vehicle. Then there are the usual tropes of men being responsible for everything and/or being depicted as ineffective. I’m giving it a 4/10 score solely because of Arnold, which is probably more generous than it deserves. If you're looking to see older actors in television shows, watch Stallone’s *Tulsa King* instead; it’s far superior across the board and thankfully avoids this kind of overly sensitive content.

On September 20, 2026
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