rhinestonelife

Love this! I'm on episode 2 and think it's kind of fascinating. An invisible organization picks B teamers to fulfill dangerous missions posing and living as a married couple. What would it be like if you were one of those misfits?

And as killers, how would two people relate to one another having to spend many hours together while getting to know each other? During missions and between them. They are figuring out how to be operatives. They aren't overskilled double Os. They are bumping up against the same relationship tropes we all have but they are warped by the context.

And is that what the organization is doing? Are they experimenting this way on purpose or have they found a way to get a set of expendable agents?

A bit of a disjointed, tropey mess, id'nt? No "cinema" just filmed the actors moving around and talking. Looked more like an '80s made for tv movie than a modern telling of a being fighting his own true nature. Something made me feel like the sets and costumes and so-so effects and yes, Lovejoy, were obscuring any passion or depth the actors could bring to the screen. Harbour's Hellboy was missing the character, playfulness, love and charm we got from the first series. Lack of development of sidekicks and interesting interactions. Fast forwarded the last 30 minutes (mostly fighting) and wasn't sad about that.