Spy Games

This show is BORING, in my opinion. Not one of bravos best, that's for sure. I dont know what they were thinking. The thought of the show is kinda cool, but the cast and even some of the "hosts" are just boring. You can tell that instead of letting the person who actually wins each competition win, that they make sure they pick whoever brings the most "drama" on the show. I wish it was more of a true competition show. Theres only 1 contestant that deserves to win and hes obviously an amazing contestant. One of the contestants is just on the show to try and bring drama and it's so annoying because its obvious. Sob stories used and all. Crying every episode and not getting her way. They did a horrible job picking cast members. Very disappointing. Some of the cast are just weird and bring nothing to the show. Even the host has no purpose..she just stands there. And is quiet. The 3 accessors are ok..but I only find 1 out of the 3 enjoyable to watch. 1 of them is very quiet and again..brings nothing to the show. I'm honestly surprised they even aired this show. I've heard it's not doing well and I've seen on social media that it's not bringing in views like bravos other shows are. Wish they had done a better job in picking cast members and it might have actually been an ok show! Oh well!

This show is inconsistent, boring and its title very misleading, there is almost no "Spy" Action, almost all of the show is just boring house melodrama the kind of which we've seen in a hundred more interesting reality shows, I stop watching 3/4 down and I really don't care who won, I'm not going to loose my sleep over it, Disappointing

Behind the scenes of spies in the making. Yet another cheap reality program.

I try not to watch any reality television, but once in a while something catches my eye where I tell myself "Hm, this might actually be good".

For a show that boasts being inspired by the once-secret World War II government program known as "Station S" I was dead wrong and ultimately duped by a catchy show description, it definitely falls into the category of shows I wish I never saw.

Beyond the judges who I feel should star in their own movies/shows, the rest was pure garbage. Horrible contestants, which is the usual scummy type of people that these shows tend to cast, "missions" that are at best substandard escape rooms, and a final winner that really didn't deserve it.

"Spy Games" is a reality game show with 10 contestants vying for a $100,000 top prize. During the show, they live in the same house. There are three intelligence experts (ex-CIA, -FBI, -Secret Service) who assess their performance and eliminate one contestant per episode.

In the first two episodes, there are lessons about covert information gathering and lock picking. The contestants learn that this is not about being like James Bond; a premium is placed on being the unobtrusive "gray man".

The contestants come from a wide variety of backgrounds---everything from a prison psychologist to a video game exec. Their different personalities make some of them more suitable than others for espionage. Gaining information is a key skill. Some use trickery and deceit to gain it; others use alliances and cooperative play.

This show will be as entertaining as the missions the producers have devised for the competitions. The first two missions were diverse and interesting.

I don't think Bravo advertised this series much, so it may have a small audience.