Traîtres

Except for the third episode, which didn't sit very well with me, I enjoyed a well-written and well-made spy drama that showed that whatever the secret service, it’s practically no different from the others in its methods. it also confirmed my opinion of all the various types of fanatics. (30/01/2021)

For those familiar with my tastes, it's no secret that for me to rate the opening episode of a series higher than four stars, it would have to be exceptionally well-crafted. Unfortunately, this wasn't the case here, so I stuck to my usual rating for the pilot episode. (29/01/2021)

Approaching the second episode with caution, I found myself pleasantly surprised — I had a blast with it. Mr. Rowe could easily pass as Senator McCarthy's right-hand man. The story is shaping up nicely, and I'm quietly optimistic that we might be in for a solid espionage series. (29/01/2021)

While the third episode did dive into the world of espionage, its quality fell noticeably short of the previous one. Plus, there was a noticeable nod to the current politically correct climate. 3*- (29/01/2021)

After a lackluster previous episode, the creators bounce back with a top-notch spy drama that I thoroughly enjoyed. Objectively speaking, it's a solid four stars, but I couldn't help but add an extra star for the sheer pleasant surprise it brought me. (30/01/2021)

Once again, I was thoroughly satisfied with this episode. It had everything — espionage, drama, and plenty of entertainment. Plus, thanks to Jackson, I couldn't help but indulge in some humorous musings. (30/01/2021)

I'm pleased to see that the creators pulled off a satisfying conclusion. The story built up nicely, leaving me no reason to dock my rating. I thoroughly enjoyed it, so I didn't even feel the need to nitpick for faults. (30/01/2021)