nannyjo

This show is definitely worth watching. Yes, I know the show isn't perfect - honestly, it does get a little muddled and confusing at times - but it has the right blend of action and comedy to make it entertaining. Personally, I have enough drama in my real life that I need shows with a healthy dose of smiles to distract me. If you stick with this show to the end, it will be well worth it. It is full of little comedic moments that made me smile, as well as some touching moments, that made me think. There is a lot in here about "family" and the message is they aren't always the people that you are related to.

I love a show that has characters with a lot of heart. These days it does seem like the world is being driven by people who don't care. As Vincent says, "It seems like the wrong people keep winning. I don't want to care, but I guess I am bad at ignoring." This show is full of those characters that do care.

Those characters have great chemistry together. They really are a team and a (well... paid...) family, at least. Peter and Vincent are great together and do finally end up respecting each other. Everyone else trust each other and know the others have their backs.

All that being said, it was great to see Brenden Fraser and Tom Welling back in action.

A very satisfying ending for a very good show. "Zora is NOT going to turn my dream into the word's nightmare." Peter has since changed his previous quote. This time around he is even more determined. "I'm not letting my life's work be destroyed unless I'm the one that destroys it." I love stories where the whole team comes together. Everyone had a job and they all did that job to stop the evil that was about to be unleashed.

This episode had SO much to say about being part of a family. Unfortunately, true family is not always the people you share your bloodline with. Peter and Vincent finally are willing to accept that and move on. Each of our "good guy characters" learns a little more about trust and caring. Even Zak and Neumann get to be part of the family.

For me, as I said above, it was a very satisfying ending.

The main story itself was fine, but I do have issues with part of the hacking story. I HATED Danny and Steve trying to force Toast to do any kind of sting infiltration. The man was CLEARLY not okay with it. They don't say that they were going to pay him to work under-cover, they just wanted to wire him up and send him into a warehouse full of people that could kill him at any time. I don't know why there wouldn't have been police protection on the family all along. They knew the killers didn't get what they wanted, didn't they think that they might go after the family and search the house, just like Kono was doing? My main issue is the personal story with Mary and "mom." Maybe she is just a better person, than I am, but my first words would have been, "First: You are NOT my mom, she died when I was 10 and killed our family. MAYBE I can get to know and possibly like this stranger I am meeting."