French Connection

Why so many shots of Jack's face as he reacts to what is happening around him? Is this to showcase his acting skills?

If you like GIGN or R6, this is the episode for you.

Jack Ryan's second episode, "French Connection," builds upon the foundation of the series premiere. The stakes are raised as Jack and Greer venture into new territory, following a lead that takes them further into the heart of the conspiracy.

The episode skillfully balances tense action sequences with moments of character development, offering a deeper understanding of both the protagonists and antagonists. John Krasinski continues to deliver a compelling performance as Jack, and the supporting cast remains strong.

"French Connection" keeps you on the edge of your seat with its fast-paced plot and suspenseful twists. While some elements may feel familiar, the overall execution and engaging performances make it a satisfying watch. I'm giving it an 8/10 and can't wait to see where the story goes next.

It is impractical that police didin't control every exits of the building, not to mention drove so many police cars for an undercover movement.

It is impossible that the police shot the girl who was holding the bomb switch.

I don't know why France still allow them to shoot.

While in France all of the armed law enforcement have POLICE on their backs. In France police are essentially meter maids. They mostly write parking tickets and are not armed. The armed law enforcement are the Gendarmarie and are labeled as such.