Season 2 – The Capture

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Robin H Jan 22 Season one was terrific. Season two is disastrous. Attempts to continue the interesting theme of how modern technology can distort the public's appreciation of the news, but is so full of holes and implausible scenarios that this viewer gave up half way through. Shame. See more Stephen C @bob25009 Jul 26 6 successful Peacock episodes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Filmed on location throughout The City of London, England, United Kingdom and subtitled at Peacock Studios in the United States of America!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! See more Fin C Jun 1 Gripping stuff right to the end. Final episode was a rollercoaster. See more liz R Mar 11 One of the best twisty final episode of an already gripping and alarmingly relevant storyline. Watch it! See more carlosbpvp Mar 10 Check the differences between the critics’ and audience’s responses to The Capture. We live in an era when you can trust audience members more than critics. This show has a lot to recommend it: the high-stakes intrigue centered around contemporary themes, the who-done-it element, although by season 2 that becomes obvious, and the strong acting that makes much of the implausible premises and character reactions appear gripping instead of laughable. The problem by the end of Season 2 is that the show’s antagonists, bad guys, negative force, what have you, are too big and powerful for the narrative wrap-up to ever be satisfying. It’s the same problem Game of Thrones, the show and book series, have had. And while the GoT show rushed through two seasons to come up with what the creators thought was a satisfying end, that left few if any viewers happy, The Capture rushes through its impossible denouement in the last 7 minutes of the finale. The plucky, smart British heroine upends the machinations of intelligence services all over the world, including her own, from the very heart of headquarters as her higher-ups think they finally got her under control. This is an absolutely ridiculous ending that reveals the creators of The Capture, a la George RR Martin, and many other so-called creatives today, had written themselves into a corner. They decided to get out of said corner by knocking down the room and the entire structure with it. If you watch this show, do what’s most sensible with serial programming that at first seems exciting and promising, don’t go beyond Season 1 See more florencia L @Florencel Mar 6 Oh well, that was a surprise. To be completely honest, session 1 was ...weak for the topic, but with an interesting idea and cast. Season 2, well, it reached its potential. Great performances, well-defined characters, clear storyline, entertaining, enjoyable. I am actually pleased. See more Read all reviews

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