I haven't seen such a contradictory, not-so-British drama recently.
One is a step-by-step British female interior minister
One is a veteran with post-war stress trauma
One is the ruthless main battle faction
One is a sheriff who hates war
A woman who is scared and needs protection
A man who is responsible for her safety and whom she trusts
Gunfights, psychological warfare, zz shady, taboo romance, every episode has all kinds of suspense, and every episode has a burning point, which makes people want to stop. The three views are completely contradictory to the male and female protagonists who are intertwined in the same bed and different dreams, the politicians who often shout that the national interest is supreme and actually intrigue, the poor innocent people who are kept in the dark... Have the idea of fast forward, every shot is a climax!
At the beginning of the bomb incident on the train, Bud Gaoneng's solo scene, this 20-minute scene is not only to express the male lead's professionalism, but more to highlight the male lead's vulnerable side. The war-weary David Budd joins the Royal Family and Specialist Protection Service of the London Metropolitan Police, specializing in the protection of the hot-blooded political figure - British Home Secretary Julia Montague. However, the political views Julia represented were ones he despised. In this case, Budd finds himself trapped in a conflict of duty and self-belief.
In fact, the ending is over. I feel that the focus of the anti-terrorism description is still a little weak. I don’t know if it is to pave the way for the next season. retro, old-school, drab impression. Looking forward to the next season ahhhhh!
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