The Terminal List
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Haven't finished, but...
Getting kind of silly, imo. Methodically going through the "terminate list," with each person getting, basically one episode.
The entire desert chase thing was totally unnecessary to the plot and could have been done in about 10 minutes.
Maybe I'm just feeling that because I couldn't sleep and watched it at 1AM, LOL.
The guy with the severely wounded left shoulder which he auto-cauterizes with a heated knife (cliche' anyone) and then, at the end, jumps out of an airplane, only to walk out of the sea to see his friend.
Yeah...
I'll finish it, but as of now, it's 2 stars. Please don't tell me that his "issue" with the medication will just go away.
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Not reading this thread (or GK's last post) since I feel spoilers or hints are inevitable and I'm uber anti-spoiler. I watched episode 3 yesterday, it was good since it helped bring a little clarity into the narrative. Will check this thread when I'm done with the season.
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Not reading this thread (or GK's last post) since I feel spoilers or hints are inevitable and I'm uber anti-spoiler. I watched episode 3 yesterday, it was good since it helped bring a little clarity into the narrative. Will check this thread when I'm done with the season.
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I really wanted to enjoy this.
It was a solid two-star "thriller." Characters were very two-dimensional, and the "twist" at the end felt like it was tacked on so you could say, "OH MY GOD! I NEVER SAW THAT COMING."
Good production values, and reasonably good acting. I blame the writer(s) for not making a better "thriller-ey" thriller.
Yawn.
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Finished it. It was...what I was expecting. Each episode had its own mini-plot, like you summarized above. I enjoyed the action, and the twist at the end I expected earlier, to be honest. Still, fun show... and pretty good action scenes. They squeezed about 8 episodes of juice out of a 3 episode lemon.
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Pratt is one of those actors (for me) where I can never seem to remember his name. It's weird.
