Remnick

This is so poorly written. Nothing about it is even the tiniest bit researched or realistic. Knowing a bit about FBI and police procedures, the total failure to write this with any authenticity or any basis in reality makes me feel like they think their viewers are stupid.

This is lowest common denominator writing. I spent the entire last episode yelling at the tv about how ridiculous each consecutive scene was. Each dumber and more unbelievable than the last.

I'm totally willing to suspend disbelief for a well written interesting premise- I like the lead actor and wanted to like this. But I cringe now when I watch.

There's so much crap being made and so much content. Very few things worth a damn. I didn't expect much from this, just mindless entertainment, but it is a big disappointment none-the-less.

If you're looking for a light-hearted and entertaining action-police series centered on chasing dangerous criminals in a cold and hostile environment, "The Last Frontier" in the early episodes can provide you with the thrill you need. But if you're expecting a well-defined and detailed trailer, you should know that the series is more geared towards a semi-comic and popcorn adventure, and in the second half of the season, the focus on espionage and government conspiracies may diminish the initial appeal.

This is such an unfortunate case of not having a singular vision and committing to it.

It had a really interesting setup, and greatly executed, but shortly it begun to fall apart.

I get the sense that one person had a great idea and then more people started contributing to make it more "accessible" to more audiences, resulting in a bland mixed soup.

Unfortunate, and doesn't seem that it will get any better looking at the cast.

It's not a dull series, the scenery is gorgeous the idea interesting. You could argue that the director wanted to put too much stories in one story. Besides that please fire the chief scenarist for any next season. This series is so full of cliche dialogues, it's an insult to the audience, you wonder why any serious director or producer would let that pass.

First off , it's a complete rip off of Con Air .... WHY Then you throw in The Bourne Identity , Wind River ? Do these production houses think that everybody has dementia within a generation ?

We have some stellar ( and maybe not so stellar ) castings in this and they have to be wondering " WTF is this supposed to be ?"

The mind boggles ?