Fathoms

Even though Rose with the log cracked me up, this was such a great episode. The stakes are high, the tension is immense. There is even a showdown between two key-characters, that's how good the pacing of this show is.

Netflix really surprised me with this one. It came literally out of nowhere. The acting is also pretty good - Eve Harlow yet again shines in her role. She is an underused actress, in my opinion.

I wonder where Maddie is. Episode 7 will answer this, I'm sure. Both story arcs are thrilling and interesting, which is rare in this genre. Can't wait for the last few episodes! Great binge.

Peter needs ehe help of an old friend, and places Rose in his hands. Peter himself now becomes a target, after he and Rose unearth a shocking secret.

Best episode after the series opener, lots happening, lots of excitement and drama, plenty of meat on the bone to coin a phrase.

It's getting deeper and deeper, what initially seemed like just a routine killing, is now becoming something a lot deeper, a whole lot more challenging, right now it doesn't seem as though the good guys have a chance.

Rose is getting like Mystic Meg, she's right about everything, no secret service agent can hold a candle to her powers of genius.

That's one character I'm going to miss, talk about interesting, and that face!

8/10.

This episode is so messed up it made me angry. First of all, there are so many diversions from the plot to emphasize and demonstrate how today's strong woman takes charge and bosses around all the incompetent males! Unnecessary. Silly. Not believable. Situations where the reality would be that she'd get the s*** slapped out of her, and everyone would applaud. Strong and obnoxious are not the same thing. You got that, Mr Screenwriter? The killing of the hit man takes so long because Peter doesn't want to hurt the dude, I had time to take a pee break, while Rose and Pete send the terrorist to his great reward. That whole bungled scene is not realistic or believable. There's more, but you get the picture. Silly, agenda driven script which creates an unbelievable plot.

Everything from wpisode 1 was perfect but in this episode.... What kind of a special agent tries to bring an assassin to justice. Sutherland hesitated to shoot the assasin which gives him the opportunity to stab him. Idiocy. Hello! The guy is a professional assassin. Do you think he will just let himself be caught? He would kill himslef rather than be caught. Sutherland himself know that his superior, Farr betrayed him and is the real antagonist but he still wants to bring the killer to justice? I guess the screenwriter and director are losing it as the story gies deeper. From the beginning the show was more realistic until this episode. I hope it gets better on the next few more episodes left.