Aarcflick

 I'm honestly baffled by what happened to this series. It started off very strong, with a compelling mystery and strong characters in the background. Joe/David is phenomenal and his backstory is compelling. The flashbacks to the heist were also a great choice, slowly piecing together what happened like a puzzle. Then, from about the last half of episode 4 onwards, it's like the writers just went out and brought in the work experience B team to take over. Suddenly, characters make ridiculous decisions and act in stupid ways that completely defy who they were established to begin with. Like David, who proves to have assassin-level skills, who then clumsily tries to hide from the killer on a French farm as if he were a helpless child. Also, by the way, the killer also can't be killed by a REAL killer (who can take out 10-15 private security tacticians with ease, but not a skinny bro in a tracksuit and new Reeboks), not even with a complete charger. Oh, and apparently you can f...