Must/Can't

No continuity, no 'flow' so to speak. When you have an artistic enterprise where the creators have no ownership rights, but are just 'ghost-writing' shills for some convoluted corporation, the project loses it's soul. It put out a mass-produced pablum of indifference and contrite conformity as to be the generic brand of a lousy TV dinner. I tried to interest a friend in the series at the beginning but didn't push it - just glad I didn't promise something that these hacks couldn't deliver.

First of all this shouldve been six episodes at most. The padding and repetitive sequences get tiresome. The ending firefight was absolutely ludicrous. Ben Mendelssohn is best part of it.

I found this episode to be padded out with long unnecessary scenes, much like the last 4 or 5. This could have been a brilliant 5 episode series, jam packed with action & leaving you wanting more. Instead it was dragged out over 10, leaving you frustrated & wanting to be put out of your misery. I watched this one with my finger on the >> button on the remote. *sighs....

Great buildup along the series to basically nothing.

Another great show falls victim to ridiculous action scenes. Too much bull, teasing and no answers by the end. I rate this pretty high anyway, for good acting and residual affection for characters.