This drama and "Edge of Crisis" are not really similar in one bit, but the whole screenwriting model is exactly the same. In the first episode, the screenwriter dug a very mysterious and awesome hole, and hundreds of prisoners in a huge prison disappeared out of thin air. Thirty years later, the former jailers appeared one by one out of thin air. Then every episode is a detective story, committing crimes, being arrested, so the mystery becomes darker and darker, and more mysterious.
The first two seasons of "On the Edge of Crisis" of the same model were very interesting. The Americans' view of science and technology was indeed powerful enough, but later found that after watching the story for a long time, there was still no progress, so Lao Na decisively abandoned it. There is no reason to believe that the same model of "Alcatraz" can be compared to "Edge of Crisis." Moreover, the character image of "Alcatraz" is not clear and full, unlike the "Edge of Crisis" with a nagging old man.
It wouldn't be surprising if the first season of this show was chopped down.
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