It's good. The story unfolds a bit more complicated. It's actually quite complicated. There were a lot of details I didn't understand in the last episode. But I did. Everything, including the tone, atmosphere and performance, is OK.

At the time, Russian ambassador to Turkey Karlov was assassinated in Ankara, the melon crowd is not too much to watch. True or false, true or false, how many people see flowers in a fog, how many people experience it! What is the state apparatus? What else can we do if we don't protect our national interests and common people? Do not rely on the state machine, let people bully, revenge can not find people, time and events will let people see the truth of the original face.

North and South is too old and Spooks is notorious for not being released on blu-ray. The original intention of finding this show was to see beauty in HD, but it was unexpectedly wonderful. The various narrative lines are gripping, as intelligence agents mix business with business, and host and guest countries compete in secret. Armitage is probably the least hypocritical choice to create a martyr to Snowden inside and out, and Jenkins is a masterstroke. It's so much better than Stone's Snowden movie!