Outside of the "woke" line some complain about, the writers used a common plotting cliches from recent times to rachet up the tension.
After an initial bank robbery, the episode is one long chase sequence with a bit of cat and mouse thrown in. The cops are always just short of catching the suspects, despite many units on the scene and not being all that far behind them.
The crossover with Feds is a disappointment. While "Simone" may have fans, she does nothing but irritate me with her over the top style.
We decided to watch the cross-over to find out what happened with "the list" stolen during the bank robbery, but I won't be able to tolerate too many of these. They're trying to prop up the new franchise with the existing franchise, but it just makes me less interested in the existing franchise.
After an initial bank robbery, the episode is one long chase sequence with a bit of cat and mouse thrown in. The cops are always just short of catching the suspects, despite many units on the scene and not being all that far behind them.
The crossover with Feds is a disappointment. While "Simone" may have fans, she does nothing but irritate me with her over the top style.
We decided to watch the cross-over to find out what happened with "the list" stolen during the bank robbery, but I won't be able to tolerate too many of these. They're trying to prop up the new franchise with the existing franchise, but it just makes me less interested in the existing franchise.