User Reviews

This was probably the best episode of the show since the series premiere and one that got across the true seriousness of the issues facing all of the characters and how deadly this game can end up being. I think we all expected Senator Evers to bite the bullet, in a manner of speaking, but this was still as impactful as ever.

This felt like a Homeland episode and that was something the show should have been leaning a lot more into.

The idea of big corporations and the government both stalking us is a scary one, but a reality that I fear we are getting closer and closer to each and every day it seems.

The Playbook is not something Weir does although he does stage an elaborate heist wit his team.

Only once again Crowley gets one over Weir. The target is Senator Nora Evers, who Crowley supports for the presidential elections. She is a staunch supporter of the the Shared Data Act. Data Act.

Once the law is passed it would allow the government to keep an eye on everyone's data. Crowley's hitman Kyle and his girlfriend Eliza have gone to one of the rallies protesting against the act.

Although Weir plans to get some incriminating material that Crowley has on Senator Evers. You just feel that it is all going to end rather messily for the Senator.

I just felt it was another episode treading water. Weir cannot get a break, there are flashbacks with his father as a younger man in Central America. It ends with another twist, maybe it is Weir down the rabbit hole.