The "top" comment here seems obsessed with geographic realism in a fictional TV show. If you can get past that (like most of us do), you may find something enjoyable here. I'm at episode 10 and find I'm bummed a bit, knowing there are only a few episodes left to watch. The chemistry between the characters and the writers figuring out how to use that makes the comedy between the characters get infinitely better with each episode. They had some decent story arcs they were building up, as well, and I wish they'd gotten the chance to explore and finish them (assuming they don't in just ~3 more episodes).

The action sequences also get better, which was a glaring issue I had for the first few episodes. My biggest hurdle, though, was accepting that opening scene of a grown man bawling over a breakup. Look, I've done it, too, BACK IN MY 20s, but it's not what I want to see on TV, especially from a spy I'm supposed to view as a badass. Thankfully, they ease up on that a bit as the show progresses and I found it more tolerable, but still annoying. In spite of that annoyance, I'm disappointed there weren't more episodes, so I'd suggest you give this show a try and fight the urge to abandon it after the first 3 episodes. I think it pays off quite nicely with better stories, action, comedy, and some twists.