Jeremy Renner (Mike McClusky) is just razor sharp this season. I suppose a near-death experience focuses the mind and hones the craft!
After an absolutely horrific opening scene, Mike pays a visit to the Russians, but they don't get the message. It requires a follow-up.
Great scene between Renner and long-time character actor Michael Beach (Warden Kareem Moore).
Unfortunately, we have to spend time with the arrogant and repugnant, Iris (Emma Laird) and we have to endure her absurd, self-righteous indignation towards people who are-inexplicably-trying to help her. In addition, the actresses's vocal fry, whispering style of speaking is also grating. Go away, Iris!
After an absolutely horrific opening scene, Mike pays a visit to the Russians, but they don't get the message. It requires a follow-up.
Great scene between Renner and long-time character actor Michael Beach (Warden Kareem Moore).
Unfortunately, we have to spend time with the arrogant and repugnant, Iris (Emma Laird) and we have to endure her absurd, self-righteous indignation towards people who are-inexplicably-trying to help her. In addition, the actresses's vocal fry, whispering style of speaking is also grating. Go away, Iris!
