Michael Allen Newcomer (Michael Allen)

I just turned it off about halfway through. It sounds like they're reading in a room the whole way through. Bruce and John can act. But everyone else has issues. Shout out to Praya Lundberg for being absolutely gorgeous. I might try to watch the rest but I'm pretty sure I know how it goes. Couldn't watch it anymore.

The CIA should be tired of its name popping up every time someone wants to make a spy movie. There are other spies, plenty of them. Of course, it helps that the agent is the only person who knows how to shoot. It makes it easier to get away from the guys trying to kill her. They guard the most powerful people in the movie but can't hit a person running down a narrow hallway literally twenty feet away. On an entirely different note, filmmakers don't seem to care about these cities where they film their movies. They're always breaking everything, running through buildings, tearing up parks, crashing into statues...etc. But do they offer to fix any of it? (If I get emails about how it's all fake, I'm going to turn them all into a meme.) One thing I found weird about the movie was the dialogue. It was as if they filmed it in English and then dubbed over it in English while recording in a broom closet. It's a fun movie to watch. Don't let the bad reviews change your mind about pushing play.

This is a great show that keeps me going. I love the characters and the storylines. I found it odd though in Season 2 when a detail about Client - Attorney privilege came up. It drove me nuts enough to bring me here to write a review just to get it off my chest. Lawyers were getting targeted and when the law firm was pranked with an envelope of baking soda or baby powder (?), the Chicago Police Department asked for the client list. I'm no lawyer but I'm not thinking that's Client - Attorney privilege. People see clients walk into courtrooms with their lawyers all the time. Their names are on the legal documents, aren't they? Isn't it public record who represents who?