PR: When a terrorist group lead by "the driver" hijacks a train, taking hostage a number of passangers and the minister of trasnsport, it's left to the one american character to save the day.
Disregarding the fact that he's a wanted fugitive and an overall suspicious person with unknown motivations, the tech girl on the top of the cover, the "hack the pentagon from her dad's basement with a RGB laptop" type decided to trust him, partly due everybody else simply sucking.
One of the most important achievement of the counter-intelligence group tasked with stopping the train was to contact another train that was stranded on the rails just in the pathway of the hijacked train and get it to move out the way, thus enabling the train to continue on its way to London. If you ask me this only means they suck so hard at their job that the problem would've solved itself had they just not intervined.
If you're screaming to the screen "But William, what about the political repercussions?" I would like to inform you that here, on Argentina, a train crashed into the terminal station killing a bunch of people and when the gov't had to make a statement they literally made a joke and laughed the whole incident off, then blame it to some allegedly drunk driver that had been working for the past five years, drunk every day, according to to the authorities.
Anywho, I didn't finish watching the show (I missed the last episode), it was decent, but definitly not my pick. 5.5/10
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