The initial four episodes as many others have noted in their reviews made great viewing. Whilst not really a black comedy, the series is full of an undoubted, generally attractive, quirkiness. Unfortunately things begin to go off the rails, early in Episode 5, when Eve suddenly decides to reason with her attacker by stopping the fleeing vehicle and attempting to open a dialogue. Simply ridiculous, given the circumstances and it played out clumsily on the screen. From hereon, the plot becomes progressively sillier right to the concluding scenes in the Paris apartment. I can't see myself bothering with Season 2.

The actors play is good, direction is good, camera works very well too. But the ecreenplay... oh dear... It is completely naive, as if 11 years old wrot this: secret service agent spraying unknown liquid on themselves, professional killers standing 3 meters off their victim, unable to figure out that he might be hiding in bushes and so on and so on. I would have rated this series quite high if the screenplay made sense, even only in one episode - unfortunately it does not happen and all episodes are just silly. I cannot figure out what was the point of making the screenplay so ridiculously naive and pointless but it spoils the otherwise quite well tv serie.

Jodie Comer and Sandra Oh are wonderful counterparts/enemies in this. It kept my attention and left me wanting more!

It's a pleasure to watch Sandra Oh. Her performance and that of a number of the other players is a treat. However, I just can't set aside the horrible story lines. The plot of an international elite killer chased by a dedicated police officer has been with us since Victor Hugo. It should be done better. How is it that so few are aware of weekly high profile international assassinations? How is it that MI-5, the police, is not involved but MI-6, the spies, is? How is it that INTERPOL has not seen the weekly carnage and launched investigations. Why has the assassin left fingerprints at every killing? Why has no agency collected them?