Kill Box (S02E05)

This episode was shorter but packed with an engaging plot, ensuring I didn't have a dull moment. I refrained from awarding the fifth star primarily because it felt somewhat one-sided, with stock market developments filling occasional breaks. Once again, the creators seemed intent on eliciting sympathy for Mike (and Bunny), but it only confirmed my belief that it's a futile effort. While I generally support the legal system (albeit with reservations about punishments often being too lenient for the crimes), I can't summon much pity when murderers, drug dealers, and violent individuals start killing each other. Despite this, the series remains among the best I've seen, even in its second season. Interestingly, it holds this position precisely because I have yet to find any truly positive heroes within it. Without the need to be afraid for any character, I can fully immerse myself in the intense atmosphere, tension, and excellently executed action scenes (when they occur). / Lesson learned: Agreements typically involve at least two parties. When you can't even trust yourself, things get complicated. 4*+ (05/08/2023)