The Fox and the Hound

It is my first ever review so i think it's a bit disappointing for me to do this on a show like this. Not that i see my taste above this series but wasn't exactly my dream to do it on a mediocre show. I don't know, guess i am bored.

First of i would like to point out that it started more grounded in the first season and as it goes on it kept losing its ground more and more to the point i don't even know what i am watching anymore. Character lines are not organic feels so planned just for the sakes of Joe being able to do what he wants to do. Reactions to the events are not in any way realistic or feels right. I am not saying that it was realistic to this point but " lines, people, cities, locations'' felt more real before. In this particular season all characters seems off. You can tell that they aren't real people. Its all over the place, for a moment i thought Joe was in a videogame or something. Its like Batman trying the take out Two Face. I don't know just felt bad. I don't even wanna get into details because as i write more and more bad stuff pops up over my head. So here goes my first review.. Ta daaa :'(

Agree with first review that it felt realistic when it started out, bt got more and more unrealistic by the time we are here..bt it still had the lead actor's charisma and some really tense moments that you just couldn't stop not binging. Bt i felt this season really lacked interesting characters and there was really no tension whatsoever.. we don't care about anyone, even about our lead guy.. just nothing! Felt like they just rewrote the character of joe, he's not the joe we know. I just hope it gets a little better in part 2 or next season (it it is on cards) otherwise i see no hope. I don't know what to say,doesn't feel much great especially when you were really waiting for it from a long time.

Dire. Sad to see the direction they took with the final season - preposterous characters / storyline / acting - I'm fully aware it's always been far fetched, that wasn't a problem in the past, but this is just ridiculous.

Joe is well acted as usual but the rest of this season's cast are terrible. Yet again, Netflix has the last season curse and have no idea how to finish as strongly as they started e.g. Bloodline, House of Cards.

There was hope it was getting interesting with the new setting of London, however the storyline is a joke. It almost feels like a stand-alone season given there are barely any references to past episodes.

The start is flat, almost boring, it then descends into a repetitive game of Cluedo - only Colonel Mustard hasnt killed Dr. Black, he's killed this series.

Most likely, another great show ruined by modern day Netflix... This doesn't even look remotely like the show you watched so far. Feels like you are watching some show with the same actor, accidentally same name as the last role, but nothing even close to what is supposed to be.

I really don't understand why they do these "bait and switch" BS... Completely changed to what we saw in first three seasons.

Instead of Joe we are used to, we watch some cheap rip-off of Agatha Christie novel being adapted for "modern audiences" by a semi-literate person showrunners accidentally caught in the street while going to work... Seriously, why? Hope it gets better, but I lost all hope after so many other letdowns like Witcher...

Half way in and all of the characters seem unrealistic and terribly written. None of them are interesting and worth watching for. With the previous episodes barely scratching okay we have finally hit the low point of the show.

The show feels completely different in comparison to the first three seasons that I'm starting to think it should be avoided. Adding no new interesting characters and reasons to keep watching it is hard to continue. The twists are utterly ridiculous and horribly done.

It's sad to see a show continually go downhill and anyone who has reviewed this season and episode as good does not know how to rate television.