Mirage - Gefährliche Lügen

... there are the-good-guys & the-bad-guys... & they are both equally important to-a-good-production... this series got the-good-guys-right, but has come up well short on-the-bad-side... those-guys-gals ya-just-luv to-hate... season-two..??

Short punchy 6 part mini series with a bit of mix off everything. Defintely worth watching

Frankly, I started way it without any expectation. Just the storyline seemed intriguing. I know there are some plot holes, but considering the budget and production house it's pretty decent outcome. Stars gave solid performance, the locations were eye catching. Story of global corporate espionage ring added with a long lost love interest added the spice that was needed to carry the show.

Might not be a HBO/Netflix/Prime production standard but considering everything, it was decent. May be more than decent! Figure it out !

Clive Standen's eyes are too close together and that's about the best thing I can say about this mess! As another reviewer said, the main chick, who is supposed to have a high-powered job seems never to be at work, the son is a pouting little oik and everyone else is surplus to requirements. His Aussie accent is passable.

I had some high hopes for this TV show. The previews looked good so I decided to watch. But I was so angry at how they portrayed the female lead. She is shown to be weak and not very intelligent despite the fact that she is a cyber security engineer. When her first husband is fighting an attacker armed with a knife and gun , instead of helping him clobber the guy, she cowers in a corner until it's over. She is careless about leaving her electronic devices around for enemies to find and place monitor devices on them. Yet she is a cyber security expert. She opens up to a relative stranger about reconnecting with her long lost husband even though she knows the bad guys are trying to locate him. So, of course, this woman, who is wired with a mic, is relaying all this info to the bad guys. They know to follow her now to get to him. Why do these writers/producers continue to portray women as helpless, weak and dumb in films and on TV? Aren't we beyond that by now?