Richard Suda

I always find it hard to get immersed when there's too many "as if" moments due to poor writing. I mean its not a fantasy or super hero series, its supposed to be a realistic thriller/drama. Minor spoliers - he simply meanders (unarmed) back to the sauna where 2 guys just tried to kill him. He gets out on bail when wanted for multiple murders. Most wanted, his face everywhere on tv etc. yet he doesn't think to shave his beard, nor do any if his friends suggest it, or to wear a wig . The FBI simply stop chasing the female assassin even after knowing shes killed, and tried to kill their own guy. Thats just a few of dozens. I saw it though, but it's often needlessly slow with pointless scenes and way too many eye roll moments.

Interesting starting premise that soon devolves into a puerile mess. It's like the first 30 mins was written by one person and the remaining script was hijacked by a several 10 year olds.