Proof of Concept

It felt like a child wrote the ending, that Senate hearing scene brought the show from engaging to laughable. It felt either a 9 year old wrote Jack Ryan's speech or ChatGPT. I have no idea what the makers thought about where the landing should be for the character but this is not it. There was neither tension in the action scene nor any recognisable stakes. Cathy Bueller once again gets wasted as a character.

The biggest highlight of this season was Domingo Chavez and if Amazon has plans for a spinoff then great, just get an adult to write the script. All in all a dissaointing ending to a 6 year journey.

One of the most significant issues with this episode was the lackluster writing. The plot felt disjointed and rushed, leaving numerous loose ends and unresolved storylines. It seemed as if the writers had no clear direction on how to wrap up the season's overarching plot and decided to take the easiest way out. The lack of attention to detail and the glaring plot holes left me scratching my head and wondering if the writers even bothered to do their homework on the series' established lore.

The finale's pacing was another glaring flaw. It felt rushed, leaving no room for emotional resonance or a satisfying build-up to the climax. The events unfolded haphazardly, making it challenging to invest in the characters' struggles or triumphs.

Although it started out well with some serious promise, it seemed like every episode delved further and further into an abyss of cheesy, predictable cliches. From 'dramatic' pauses and close ups to lame dialogue and music. The last episode in particular was laughably bad. Abbie Cornish was underused and seemed to be overdressed at every opportunity to disguise her body shape. John Krasinski's comical face did not fit the attempted seriousness of the subject matter. The only bright light was seeing Michael Peña in a more highlighted role worthy of his experience. It's disappointing that this was how the series ended.

This series has been generally good. Fairly complex Clancy-esque plots with good character development and plot progression without resulting to cliche. One of the strengths of the show is that it doesn't go partisan in its politics.

This final season, however, was apparently rushed and phoned-in by the CIA itself because it violates all of the principles that made Jack Ryan good. I say the CIA because this story is pure partisan politics.

We have the woman POC who is the acting-director of the CIA and - predictably - all of the left states are for her but all of the right states - particularly Texas - is against her. This isn't played up too much except for the "climax" of the finale where the senator from Texas is the key, if not the cause, of all corruption on the hill. Wow, didn't see that coming.

The writers should do their research, but that would take work. No, it's more important to push an agenda than to write a good story. Haven't they learned their lesson yet?

Jack Ryan season 4 is an insult to the franchise and I suggest you skip it - I wish I had.

It seems that ratings are controversy for this series. However, I enjoy while I was watching it. Last season and last episode was an absorbingly interesting. Title of last episode is fully proofing of concept of Jack Ryan Tv Series. Since, this serie is not only action or war related. It has to included political point of view. It should not be criticized.

I should say also characters are seems more connected than previous seasons. Maybe, it is related to final season and they performed freely than usual. In addition, upgrades on Mike November was perfect! I am not sure about Greer family connection is necessary or not. When I watched comments of actors they talked about reaction of viewers. It seems that It is satisfied connection with viewers.

I highly suggest you should watch..