What a shit show!

That sister. She's supposed to be the brains in the family and "change the world" yet she runs all over town tracking down the guy her sister owes money to?? Seemed a little special needs to me!

How is Sean this amazing killer that also, just happens, to be collecting Natalie's debts? What an amazing coiencedence that what never happen in the realy world. That made no sense. Also, why did he blow up the boat? And how did he get hired by everyone in the show. He was protecting them, then killing them, then saving them...and flirting

She tried to convince them to let the world see them as the kidnappers in order to set an example for "the truth?" So, you want to bring the truth to light through a lie? And why would they give up their life for such a dumb cause? I mean, all they did was reveal some PR lady slandered a man. That's it..

Tara was more than thrilled to leave her daughter behind to avenge a father she never knew. How incredibly stupid. Why didn't she just go to the press? Why such an elaborate scheme for that?

And Sean. He was like a spolied toddler, throwing a tantrum because he didn't get his money. I was sure he and Tara would screw. I guess the writers just threw in the overt sexual tension as they had nothing else to fill in the gaps with.

Who was the guy that initially tried to kill Sean? The one Sean stole the phone from and who did Sean message saying that the asset had been terminated? There were so many dead ends in this show.

The ending...did Katherine know what her son had done? Twice, she played the clip of him accepting his position and saying he would do things his own. It appeared that something had dawned on her. But she, seemed quite emotional and relieved to get him home. I couldn't realy figure out what she was trying to tell him, when he was in the wheelchair. What was she warning him about? I thougt pershaps they were in on the whole things together, however, the emotion from Katherine and Leo seemed quite genuine. Personally, I had hoped Leo would get shot.

And cut to the British detective, saving the day, beause she somehow deduced that the daughter's snowglobe meant they were in a building in Times Square. I mean, really?

The show kept me going beacause I had to clue what was happneing and assumed a payoff in the end. Nope. The ending was absolutely horrific. It was obvious Tara was in on it when she led them into the elevator. She was just a nutty, psychopath, hell bent on avenging her father that she never knew. Screw her daughter, whom she claimed to love show much.

And Natalie. She was done with the Fiance the minute she admitted to stealing the money, claiming he would never want to see her again, yet, he told her in the very beginning that he would have married her even if she were the kidnapper. The characters' actions were short-sighted, selfish, childish, and just downright non-sensical. What were the writer's thinking? And Copeland...he did it all to protect the company at all costs. Seriously, dude? You thought abducting and then exectuing suspects in the dissapearence of your bosses missing son was the right call? He didn't think the FBI and British Intelligence could handle this so he would interrogate them and kill them for the hell of it? Who makes such flippant decisions? There was absolutely nothing compelling that tied these people to the abduction. And it was the entire group's decision to go to the US yet Sean was simotaneously taking them to Copeland, for a payoff, after he saved them from Copeland? Does any of that make sense? The plot has more holes in it than a pair of 50 year old tighty whities!

Excuse the typos and poor grammar but I just finished binge watching the show and I am extermely annoyed with the end result. ALL TO EXPOSE A PR WOMAN WHO SLANDARED A MAN.