Yankee

Yes, there's some "poor acting" perhaps. Arguably. But that's peripheral. Some good characters. Some intriguing and interesting plot lines with unexpected turns. Well produced. The 37 or so minute episodes are a great length for a quick hit-up or a fully- fledged binge. I'm hoping there are more seasons ahead.

This isn't to the standard or "Breaking Bad" or "Narcos". The acting is sub-par at best and the plot is very limited, and weak. It's a series to put in your queue when there is nothing else to watch.

Droped into this serie a couple of days ago and last night I just got yhe idea to compare it with musicgroup. 25 episodes 35-40 minutes each. Prettys "high speed" all of them. Like a Raminens-record. 20 songs 1:30-2:30 minutes each song. 1,2, 3, 4....

I agree with all opinions I have read in this review.

The actors trying to do the best of their caracters but on and off a terrible manuscript.

The plot is good and pretty complexed. But to have watched Yellowstone, Blacklist and all thrillers and dramas like them, this is terrible.

But the directors maybe didn´t have that as a priority.

Just do a drogdealerserie, high speed handling and the most of the viewers just watched what is happening and doesn´t care about the manuscript.

Maybe.

But I wonder if there´s more to come ? E25 didn´t look like that was the end of the show. Or is it an S2 coming soon ?

Looking fwd to it, allthough. The plot is very exciting :).

Greetings from Sweden.

I think the actor playing the main character does a good job in this. The writing isn't fantastic, but its decent. The writing (and acting) for the U.S. officers is pretty cringe-worthy across the board. The worst is definitely the head ICE agent (Wolf's boss)... not only is the writing bad, but he goes in and out of a Canadian accent which is just weird. I'll keep watching - hopefully it returns and gets a few fixes in season 2.

The dubbing was pretty bad...the plot was typical of Mexican shows. Mean cops and mean drug dealers, throw in a few sex scenes... you have a one season show.