Solo

Good acting and direction taking.shows the difficulties in agent life.

This is not your typical run-of-the-mill american TV show. It has personality, believable characters that you can easily relate to and a powerful motive. Yes, it is indeed a low-budget show but this goes to show what a great job they've done with very little funding. The acting is good and intense, not top-notch but you will be so immersed in the show that you'll forgive minor imperfections. Seriously, give it a chance and you will not regret it. Everyone who enjoyed Gomorah should absolutely watch SOLO.

This is a very entertaining Italian series. However, there are the usual illogical plot holes that one has to wade through as the illogical sequences are there to fit the narrative. The lead actor carries a very pained expression on his face throughout the series, as if he is carrying the weight of the world on his shoulders. This is not as well structured or written as the series "Gomorrah", but falls somewhere between that and "Inspector Montalban"! It does show the struggle faced by cops who go undercover to infiltrate Mafia gangs. It is a better than usual low budget show that one finds on "Walter Presents" , a streaming platform that picks up second tier European shows.

Not at all a fan of mafia genre, I mostly began to watch this for Marco Bocci, who is really cool. The storyline was rather gripping and soon I found myself binging the series. It's intelligently written and well acted and in total, quite satisfying even if you're not a genre fan.

Now, because of the utterly pointless rule of 500 characters, let me repeat: Not at all a fan of mafia genre, I mostly began to watch this for Marco Bocci, who is really cool. The storyline was rather gripping and soon I found myself binging the series. It's intelligently written and well acted and in total, quite satisfying even if you're not a genre fan.

Can't believe it's currently rated 6.8, that's overly generous.