Head of ISIS is a female. I guess only in Hollywoke this is possible.

I went into this with no expectations but what I found was a well crafted, complex and compelling thriller. The writing is intelligent. The story is intricate and unexpectedly human. The performances are multifaceted. The locations are beautiful. I really enjoyed this series. I give this series a 9 (superb) out of 10.

A rather unintelligent plot that tries to make itself sound really smart. It is entertaining to watch, but mostly (only) thanks Elisabeth Moss.

The childess nonsense behavior that's being forced between the 2 male spy handlers Malik and Max says it all.

Which also actually is an unfortunate sign of yet another Disney series infected by the woke mind virus:
- all white men are evil. literally, every white guy you see is evil and you will be shown in detail how evil
- every black guy is disrespected by said white guys (and white women too by the way for good measure)
- every muslim is just a victim of western behavior and you should not call them radicalised because they are only fighting for their... uhh... not sure for what, just fighting, even amongst themselves and killing everyone in the process, if necessary by exploding nukes
- a woman doesnt need a man, it does not matter who the father of your baby is, as a woman you just want a kid ( - no not even sarcasm from my side, it was literally said )

Some sort of female Jack Ryan.
ok Elisabeth Moss was awesome but thats it i think. No original story, no fascinating story, nothing surprising and a bit common in all the areas of spy drama. Cannot recommend it as intriguing.

[Disney+] A spy story that is never clear where it is going, relying on two strong characters that it never knows how to take advantage of. There is no possibility in Elisabeth Moss and Yumna Marwan of making two protagonists who wander around Europe carrying a weak script that tends towards nonsense believable. Sometimes it seems like it is going to find its way, but suddenly gratuitous plot twists appear, between unlikely secret services from three countries. Especially in a last episode that manages to be more ridiculous than the entire series.

I will never understand why people think Elizabeth Moss acting like a rebellious, corny teenager is "good acting" but here we are. I have it a shot because I like spy thrillers but this one is ruined by the writing, acting, and plot.

This is now available on Hulu, I don’t know why it’s saying no streaming about