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May 30, 2026
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Another show that wasn't written for me. No need for details but I'm sure whatever audience they're after will find it.
Mar 29, 2021
8
This Epix series is based on the novel “Six Days of the Condor,” which begat the movie Three Days of the Condor. Max Irons (Jeremy’s son) plays a CIA analyst whose calculations help thwart a major terrorist act. As a result of his discovery, he becomes the primary suspect in a major incident and has to elude nefarious forces that are out to eliminate him. The first 2 episodes are full of action and tension as the major developments play out. Episode 3 and 4 keep the grip, but rely more on paranoia than action. Still, Irons makes a strong impression as the unintentional action hero, while William Hurt and Brendan Fraser add star power. The subject matter isn’t new, but the taut direction and solid action holds promise for an exciting 21st century spy series (the 2nd season is already shot).
Oct 18, 2020
7
Season 1 is filled with young good looking people. Which is ok. The problem is with the naivety of the main character and the general plot. In the end episodes a young rookie is lecturing and kind of commanding his own superiors? That's ridiculous. The good point is a good and evil 'friendship' plot that develops in the end Season 2 is pretty boring to be honest as there are not much dualistic characters like the female assassin.
Jul 2, 2020
7
The first season was good, mostly smart and good watch. The second season, however, has a ridiculously shoehorned Russia plot which doesn't keep with the tenor or theme of the series. I find it hard to believe the person who wrote the first season would write the second. I wonder if it was an idea from the studio or someone else that doesn't understand the appeal of the first season.
Jun 12, 2019
10
Joe Turner is a perfect leading man - an average joe who just so happens to have a creative mind and an empathic heart. The way he handles the blind date he meant to cancel but forgot illustrates just how good a character Max Irons has embodied. I am a big fan.
