Jack Ryan's second season is both more refined and more predictable, doubling down on its espionage set-pieces while toning down its titular character's moral complexities to create a more straight-forward spy show. Read critic reviews
Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan (2019)
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1. Cargo
Air date: Nov 1, 2019
Jack Ryan searches for the truth behind Venezuela's nuclear ties and its imminent threat to the United States; about to be sidelined from his new post in Russia, James Greer joins Jack in Venezuela in the midst of a dictator's re-election effort.
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2. Tertia Optio
Air date: Nov 1, 2019
Sen. Chapin grants Jack permission to stay in Venezuela; President Reyes denies involvement in an American senator's assassination; Jack and Harry team up to follow a lead that could create dissension within the ranks.
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3. Orinoco
Air date: Nov 1, 2019
The U.S. Special Activities team lands in Venezuela, where Jack's intel leads it to a militia-guarded compound; a team member gets left behind in the jungle when the mission goes awry; President Reyes' opponent proves to be a real contender.
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4. Dressed to Kill
Air date: Nov 1, 2019
Relieved of duty in Venezuela, Jack follows a new trail to London, seeking help from MI5, only to discover the man that he is after is also after him; back in Venezuela, Reyes makes Gloria an offer.
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5. Blue Gold
Air date: Nov 1, 2019
Using Max's daughter as bait, Jack and Harry convince Max to meet face-to-face; Marcus, stranded in the jungle, stumbles across a prisoner camp; Greer visits Gloria, hoping to draw a connection between Reyes and her missing husband.
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6. Persona Non Grata
Air date: Nov 1, 2019
Reyes accuses the United States of tampering with the election; the U.S. embassy is evacuated; Jack, Greer and Mike November must decide whether to follow orders or go off the grid; Reyes' men pursue Matice and the American soldiers in the jungle.
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7. Dios y Federación
Air date: Nov 1, 2019
The election in Venezuela is moved up; Jack and Mike fight off a raid at the CIA safe house as Greer is interrogated; the Ubam family must decide to flee or face Reyes.
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8. Strongman
Air date: Nov 1, 2019
Jack heads to the Presidential Palace to retrieve Greer; when the polls are shut down, violent protests erupt outside of the palace, and Jack must make a decision that could determine his future.
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Cenário de guerra e de espionagem perfeitas! Mas o que estragou foi o contexto venezuelano.
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Love Krasinski in the Office. He sucks in this.
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Somewhat interesting at moments but not really Jack Ryan. You know it's bad when Jack Ryan shoots into a street with civilians around trying to hit the bad guy. Not Jack Ryan at all
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A solid season with superb acting. I didn't rate this season as high as the first season because of personal preference. I like the plot of the first season more than this one but it's still very good.
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Still very exciting and entertaining, except with a bit of stupid decisions being made by Jack.
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Pacing was ok, but the story was a little predictable. But I still liked the main characters. What happened to the girlfriendfrom Season 1?
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First season was good but second season really step it up with a lot more action and really good story.
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Not as good as the first season but brought its own strengths and still worthy of a watch.
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Bareable. So disappointing after S1 was decent.
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On first watch this was an enjoyable continuation of the Jack Ryan series, with a refreshing location and interesting storyline. However as time has passed and watching the show from a more critical view, there are a few issues that prevent the second series from coming even with or eclipsing the first. The location is refreshing with some added travel to other locations, however a few of the plot points and set pieces in Venezuela do leave me wondering if I've accidentally switched over to Netflix's Narcos at some point - That probably isn't helped by actor overlap (Gen Ubarri). The main villain Reyes is believably evil and corrupt, however Max Schenkel feels like something ripped out of the Bourne universe and plopped in here, not to mention Jost and Bastos serving as added ‘henchmen' style villains with generic traits and patterns. I'm not convinced that Max wouldn't have just cut and run once he realised how badly the CIA was onto the whole scheme. The addition of Harri was welcome but in light of S3 not featuring her as a returning character, it feels like the show runners should avoid Jack having almost ‘Bond girl' esc accomplices who he romances with for one season never to be seen again. Jack again feels realistically vulnerable in this series, as does Greer and the SAD team members, though it was sad to see Matice leave. However I'll accept that in the interest of keeping the stakes real and allowing the addition of Mike's character, who starts off as the typical COS before showing a more complex side (good to see him return for S3). One of the biggest shames in this series is the ending and lack of real stakes in the villain's plan. The ‘super weapon' mining radar was extremely underwhelming and conclusion of the plot all being about mining resources feels spectacularly reserved for a series which begun on international terror plots. It almost feels as though they could have feasibly achieved their goal without blowing up a US senator and drawing even more attention to themselves. I never felt as though Jack had really uncovered the plot, more stumbled across it thanks to a series of coincidences and help. Greer's heart condition added some development to his character, however this seems to have been completely stricken from the record in season 3 with little lasting impact - leaving a rewatch of this season having him wheezing and collapsing (slowing down the story) for seemingly little consequence. Krasinski's performance is once again one of the standout good parts of the show, with real depth to his emotional arc and showing Jack as both vulnerable and intensely loyal. Near the end he becomes almost a man possessed, showing grit and intention season 1 teased, which carries through to season 3 nicely for character development. Overall I'd give it a watch, but mainly as a continuation of the story of Jack to get through to further seasons rather than for the plot alone.
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