Waste of time

This Movie Can Only Be Described With One Word.

Am i the only one who thinks........Average?

This movie tries so hard to be funny, yet it falls flat every time. Just another example of recycled ideas repackaged with women in an attempt to appeal to a certain audience.

Couldn't make it past three minutes of the show. The main character is an undercover spy, who is also a folk singer. One of the first scenes of the series shows him busking on the street corner, detailing specific names and places of undercover operations that he has done. I turned it off right after that. I was laughing for like five minutes straight. It's not a comedy, but it made me laugh harder than any comedy ever has.

Chris Walken has nothing to do with this show. But he is who I thought of every time Michael Dornan - I hope I'm spelling that correctly -came on screen. It's misleading to call this series quirky. It moves along with the rhythm of everyday life and ordinary people if it was routine to periodically see someone getting up from a breakfast table and falling into a ravine when the scene is neither a tragedy nor a joke. The story just moves on. Reviewing this movie is an exercise in not spoiling it for the next viewer. It has political intrigue, but it's not an espionage movie. It has the workings of a piping company in Milwaukee, but It's not about life in a midwestern industrial town. Folk music is integral to the story, but you could pluck it out without altering the structure of the movie. I cannot picture what the process of writing this story was like. Or how the characters were created. It somehow all comes together to be something you can't turn your gaze from without missing something you will be glad you saw. I am writing this after watching only three episodes to encourage its being watched so it doesn't slip through the cracks. If you watch the first episode and the hook isn't in, it's probably not for you. But if you get up then to turn it off, don't be surprised if you find yourself flopping on the floor gasping for breath through your gills.

The series should be called "Chauvinist".What is necessary is a TV show where an Iranian intelligence officer must prevent the United States from retaining their nuclear weapons and how he ultimately succeeds.

As someone who is really critical and picky about my entertainment, I was hooked to this show from the first episode. It was so different than anything I've seen before. It didn't follow any clichéd story line, avoided all tropes, and gave me such an original experience. I'm truly grateful for it. I love the depth of the characters, the convincing performances, and the excellent writing. Honestly, I would give this show an 11/10 if I could.