User Reviews

Everything from episode 1 was on point, the series made me engage into the story, every characters have their own characteristic with trouble and struggle in their live. Conspiracy above conspiracy, action and their way of story telling was very well. But this episode 6, their domino they tried to built from the beginning collapse when all the blame is on Sutherland head.

They made the evil side so powerful, the White House Chief of Staff, the VP, and maybe some more were in this gang, that no Secret Service and FBI agent, even Directors or the President know.

If Sutherland was the kidnapper, why he went to the White House? Why does he plan to do there, kidnap the President? Who let him permission to enter the White House? If someone follows the traces, all evidences would lead to Farr, how could she said she did not know of his action... If Farr in the gang, why did not the assassins kill Sutherland and Rose in the wood already, or maybe ambush them when they met Farr in the motel, no want would know.

I was right! Like i said in my review of the episode 2 Diane was the real threat there and im pretty happy to spot it so quick; it was a mislead but im kind of sad because it mean that the story is kind of predictable. So yeah Diane reveal that she is not really kind and will make Peter wanted and charge of a false accusation about the missing daughter. The actions scenes was there and it was pretty great: the car chase, the fight, Peter when he was trappe in the building. It was pretty intense and the couple killer have one left: the woman. So what will happen next: how Peter will clear his name and reveal the real face and intentions of Diane and about the whole conspiracy? I dont really know and that make things more interesting. Need to see more.

If one can forget about how ridiculous the whole business at the White House is and Peter's inability to shoot the bad guy, there certainly is a lot going on. Once again, Farr is back and this time she is the progenitor. It was good to see that awful guy get his brains bashed in. For a while, I thought that his girlfriend would pull him out of the water and he would still be breathing. The Vice President, I believe his nickname is Dork, makes and impassioned speech trying to get his daughter back. He shows once again he has no good side. Naturally, all the blame is being put on the only two people who we know have nothing to do with this coup. But, again, lots of action in a quite forgettable series.

As somebody has pointed out the show has been pretty successful until now .This episode is weak on a couple of counts. The escape from the White House is totally implausible and emerges just in time to save Rose Then he hesitates to kill the assassin when both their lives are at risk knowing they are now both on the run .Enjoyed so far but tying up loose ends is always the difficulty in these types of shows.

The difficulty is making it believable .How are they going to escape and investigate with the might of the White House working against them ?The vice President. Also comes across as incredibly unbelievable He knows he has been corrupt but tries to be aggressive with Farr who can out him.

Peter has only friend, his bosom buddy Cisco of secondary ethnicity (that is already a clue of how expendable this character is). Regardless of his friend's safety Peter stashes Rosa's at Cisco's place rather than in the boat they're going to use later as their hiding place.

Then Peter marches into the White House to meet Farr, manages to uncover a conspiracy and thanks to the fact that a numeric keypad is used in plain sight of his hiding place, Peter manages once more to escape undetected and to reach Rose at a critical point. What are the chances?

Elsewhere, Arrington who got the VP daughter kidnapped is telling off her colleague who has to apologise and reassure her she's the boss. Talk about appeasing an over inflated ego.

Just like the elderly white lady of a previous episode was expendable, because old and white, another character gets eliminated without Rose and Peter looking in the least distressed for causing the assassinations of yet another of their allies. I am bailing out, even if I got some laughs out of the idiotic dialogues and development.