Killing Eve is an exceptionally well-made fantasy that treads ground similar to the series Alex Rider and Slow Horses. It perpetuates the myth that the British espionage services are viable players on the world stage. To watch and enjoy, one must suspend disbelief (which is necessary with most films and television that rely on the fantastical as a driving force). The acting is first rate, from the leads Sandra Oh and Jodie Comer to the supporting players populating the periphery (although, as is customary with much British drama, these ancillary characters are barely fleshed out). As my 9 rating indicates, the series is woth watching.
Review of Killing Eve
