David McNott

I love these kinds of shows, as I have total respect for our men and women in uniform and thought the depiction of Special Forces techniques was intriguing. But I wasn’t really drawn in until episode three, then found the ending HUGELY disappointing; both for completely straining the outermost limits of believability, and then basically turning our hero from someone we’re rooting for into a psycho domestic terrorist. SPOILER ALERT: You don’t develop two main characters as likable allies of our hero over seven episodes then expect us to be okay with each their deaths in a matter of minutes. It would be like Butch suddenly killing Sundance at the end of “Butch Cassidy & The Sundance Kid” or any other buddy movie. Just really sad to see an otherwise good show end so very, very badly.