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My husband and I LOVED the first season of this show, and wish there were more out there like this: Great character development, excellent acting, and an interesting story - all in a beautiful location, the Florida Keys.
Season 1 is riveting and binge-worthy, and a solid 10. You really get to know the characters and the family drama. (Things are not as they appear on the surface!) Then Season 2 comes along and is a bit less believable, and more violently dramatic, but you care so much by then what happens to the characters and the family that you keep on watching. Due to the great acting and entertainment value, I still give Season 2 a solid 7. I was really looking forward to the final season to wrap up the many unanswered questions in Seasons 1 & 2. Well, most of the questions were never answered, and everything kind of fell apart. We were so disappointed!
Season 3 is a disaster. I can only conclude that the writers or producers had a disagreement with Netflix and angrily just threw Season 3 together, not caring about audience reviews. Was a contract broken by somebody? Season 3 is the worst of all worlds: it is not believable, poorly written, rushed through in an erratic tempo (back and forth between too slow and too fast), the characters were inconsistent to the first two seasons, and there were about a half dozen subplots that were never wrapped up. So many intriguing mysteries and questions from Season 1 were never answered or properly concluded! The last two episodes were a farce, as if the writers angrily rushed through to finish them. (Or maybe they were different writers?) The second to last episode was surreal and nauseating. What happened? Season 3 is definitely a 1 star.
Having said all this, I am still rating the show a 9, because I honestly hope more shows like this are produced, with hopefully the producers and writers following through to the end and not leaving us confused and upset. The acting was a solid 10 by almost every actor. I would love to see a well-made sequel to this show, or at least something similar.
Season 1 is riveting and binge-worthy, and a solid 10. You really get to know the characters and the family drama. (Things are not as they appear on the surface!) Then Season 2 comes along and is a bit less believable, and more violently dramatic, but you care so much by then what happens to the characters and the family that you keep on watching. Due to the great acting and entertainment value, I still give Season 2 a solid 7. I was really looking forward to the final season to wrap up the many unanswered questions in Seasons 1 & 2. Well, most of the questions were never answered, and everything kind of fell apart. We were so disappointed!
Season 3 is a disaster. I can only conclude that the writers or producers had a disagreement with Netflix and angrily just threw Season 3 together, not caring about audience reviews. Was a contract broken by somebody? Season 3 is the worst of all worlds: it is not believable, poorly written, rushed through in an erratic tempo (back and forth between too slow and too fast), the characters were inconsistent to the first two seasons, and there were about a half dozen subplots that were never wrapped up. So many intriguing mysteries and questions from Season 1 were never answered or properly concluded! The last two episodes were a farce, as if the writers angrily rushed through to finish them. (Or maybe they were different writers?) The second to last episode was surreal and nauseating. What happened? Season 3 is definitely a 1 star.
Having said all this, I am still rating the show a 9, because I honestly hope more shows like this are produced, with hopefully the producers and writers following through to the end and not leaving us confused and upset. The acting was a solid 10 by almost every actor. I would love to see a well-made sequel to this show, or at least something similar.
My husband and I enjoyed the first two season of Jack Ryan, but then it started going downhill. Season 4 is by far the worst season yet, as the direction is poor, the acting is bland, the plots are cliche, and there is no character development in the writing. Sadly, it hasn't hooked us after 2 episodes, as it did in the past. In fact, my husband and I have fallen asleep on both episode one and two. If the actors and characters don't seem to care, why should we?
Note: We were hoping after Season 2 they would go to Russia as planned, but couldn't due to Covid and the Ukraine war. That is not their fault, but I think the writers and producers lost interest at that point. 😔
Note: We were hoping after Season 2 they would go to Russia as planned, but couldn't due to Covid and the Ukraine war. That is not their fault, but I think the writers and producers lost interest at that point. 😔
My husband and I quickly become addicted to this drama series, mostly due to the edgy directing and incredible acting. What a cast! They all deserve Emmy awards, and are what make the show so addictive. Yes, Season 1 was slightly better than 2 or 3, but Season 4 did not disappoint. I wish this show did not have to end, but I understand you must move on. I only hope that producers and directors will take note, and make more series like this, with interesting actors, great directing, and good plots - all without the uber violence!