Damian Lewis interprets Bobby, a system player who seems to be sentimental and righteous, but actually works step by step. Any line he says is smooth and smooth, without embarrassment. Paul Giamatti's Chuck took a liberal political mission but was exposed by his wife. He served his own interests and occasionally overlapped with public interests. The occasional performance is still a masterpiece. The playwrights tried to maintain an unbiased position behind the image sketches of 50 boards each.
In the last scene of the last episode, after both sides have tried their best to kill and wound each other, the two started the fiercest confrontation in the play in the ruined office building: Bobby said that I play by the rules and get rich by hard work and wisdom. , This is the foundation of this country. You are just the one who maintains order and does not create any value. Chuck said that the system is abused by insatiable people like you, and society is corrupted by people who cheat like you. I am the supervisor of the restoration of fairness and order.
The ruins of the office building resemble the United States after the crisis. The two confronting each other completed a head-on collision of diametrically opposed ideologies. The author is still silent behind the scenes, just as the public has no clear answer to the chaos.
It is not an easy task to complete the communication of two opposing viewpoints without ambiguity and without tilting. The billions did it in the first season.
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