I kinda figured Adam was going to die after Dede caught him, so his death came as little surprise to me, but whether or not it was necessary to move the plot forward was very questionable.
The biggest, and most glaring problem with this finale was related to "Dorian".
You would think someone who murdered 5 men and remained hidden under the radar for so long wouldn't make such catastrophically stupid mistakes, like coming up with the worst lie imaginable to get the intel off Maddy, and being careless enough not to notice Kara. This reeked of utter incompetence, and seemed like it was written that way because he writers just ran out of time.
And on top of this, how on earth did Kara manage to negotiate a ticket back to Russia, when she just killed the SVR's most valuable British double agent? Obviously, the SVR knew Patrick killed Kara's men, so the notion that they would somehow not know that Kara was involved in his assassination is complete fantasy.
This show has great directing and decent acting, but unfortunately the writers simply could not keep up.
The biggest, and most glaring problem with this finale was related to "Dorian".
You would think someone who murdered 5 men and remained hidden under the radar for so long wouldn't make such catastrophically stupid mistakes, like coming up with the worst lie imaginable to get the intel off Maddy, and being careless enough not to notice Kara. This reeked of utter incompetence, and seemed like it was written that way because he writers just ran out of time.
And on top of this, how on earth did Kara manage to negotiate a ticket back to Russia, when she just killed the SVR's most valuable British double agent? Obviously, the SVR knew Patrick killed Kara's men, so the notion that they would somehow not know that Kara was involved in his assassination is complete fantasy.
This show has great directing and decent acting, but unfortunately the writers simply could not keep up.