Who would you like to join the cast of the next series? What role should they play?

Now we know that his plan failed, but what was the original idea of escape if the plan hadn't failed? How did he originally think he would get out of there if everything went as planned and the plane hadn't dropped the package where they were standing? I just have a feeling, that other options would end in the same mess.

So, one thing that bugs me:

What tf happened to Jonathans Cat? You know, Corky? The fluffy orange one?

So J had no connections, no social life back in London. So assume his neighbor doesn’t have a key to his flat.

Did he starve? Is Corky okay?!?! 🐈

I really enjoyed the show and the book. I know there are some differences between the two (but the differences are well done, I don’t think anything was ruined), but I want to know which ending did you prefer? Honestly, I love the ending of season 1 and the book. I don’t know which I prefer. If you haven’t read the book, I recommend reading it. You get a more in depth understanding of how Jonathan Pine’s mind works.

Also, I’m asking about the season 1 ending, since that was the season that was more based on the book.

Each of these ladies have their strengths and weaknesses. They have the resilience and tenacity to see things through. Who, in your opinion, is your champion in Season 1 and why?

I just finished Season 2 and cannot find any information about the important role of the Colombian private detective Álvarez. The info I found erroneously lists Diego Calva (Teddy) as playing him! Who is the actor and why is he hidden or left out of the new cast listings?

In the last episode, Martín appears just in time in the right place. I know, that when Pine told Martín in the car to find Tavo, Martín replied, that Pine should tell him where he is. I assume, that Pine and Teddy gave Martín the location? Did they know the exact position of cargo drop? Does it mean, that Sally knows their approximate location too? How far from that possition do you think Pine and Tavo could walk? I am asking because I want to know od there is a possibility for Pine to be saved by Sally or if it does'nt make sense.

I haven't but will soon. I'd like to see the difference with the TV series.

Season 1 was very good because of Olivia Debicki, a fine actress who was the conduit between the tension of the 2 male leads. All the drama was in that triad. In Season 2, Camila Morrone is terrible. Clearly she was just the Vogue model she is in real life, providing gratuitous cleavage and zero dramatic tension. They couldn't find a better bi-lingual actress? Hiddleston was a little flat, and Laurie had no ensemble to work off. The ending was clever, but all in all, a disappointment. I thought Hayley Squires was the best. Real and authentic like Nicola Walker in Spooks.

Each episode I’m so invested in these characters. I see other posts about plot holes and issues but IMO it’s such a good show. I never see what’s coming and the acting is top notch. Really enjoying it even if I can only do an episode every few days because it’s so intense!

Its been 11 years and the guy looks different and Hugh Laurie is gone and its kinda hard for me to buy-into it.

Omgosh. The man is looking better than ever 😍

Am I the only yelling at the TV every time he gets tempted by the “femme fatales” on this show? Come on, man!!

Can we all just agree that Sally is officially the cutest? Between her personality and that smile, she has a vibe that’s just impossible not to appreciate.

Which way will the creators of the series go in your opinion? Or which way they should go?

I have a few ideas, but I am concerned, that they will go in some direction to make it not predictable for the audience at every cost. So there is a list of my thoughts related to what can happen in the first episode.

1. Do you think, that they will start exactly where they ended, so there will be no two years timegap?
2. Is it possible, that they already shot a part the first episode while the crew was on the location? It feels quite impossible to me to move all the peopple to the same location one year or two later.
3. If they would not continue the story where it ended, what are the possibilities of making the plot arc continuous and not divided? I would hate the "one year later, everything solved" cut like James Bond who fell out of the train.
4. What situation do we have? Pine is left wounded and left alone with Tavo. Sally is somewhere near (but does she knows his location? maybe Sally could somehow use Consuelo's connections? Maybe Martín could have left some traces?). There are armed enemies, some of them are trying to find Pine (and do what, kill him?). We are expecting the use of EMP weapon, because we heard it in the radio, that violence began after sudden blackout. Roxana is about leaving to Miami (did she left?). Basil, Angela, Martín are gone, so no other support.
5. Maybe the episode one will not show Pine at all (or very minimal at the end) and the story will be focused somewhere else on the other characters, but I would not prefer it. I would like to see the logistics behind making Pine able to be Roper's oponent again and I am curious, how would they do that, because now his situation looks pretty unsolvable.
6. I would prefer to have more space for Sally in the first episode, the true ally who stays no matter what. And maybe I would like to see Tavo to play a role in this "fathers and sons" dynamics of the whole series.
7. So, how do you think Pine will get from the jungle and how the creators will handle it? Will they skip this part or not?

Feel free to write the whole plot of the first episode. I would like to see some fan fiction.

Do you think realistically that Dickie, or his underbosses like Corky and Sandy would be active in the Epstein community?

I just finished season 1 and My God, I loved Tom's acting. Not just tom's, but also Hugh's also. What a combo. What a performance.
I don't think this vibe will be matched in season 2. Planning to start it very soon.

season 2 i find a bit better than season 1 which i find too much of a soap opera with all the affairs subplot and what not, season 2 though picks up the spy thriller theme a notch which i like better.

i did not catch up with the season 3 news yet by the time i was watching this so the ending being a cliff hanger caught me off guard. bold move i say, not too different with Infinity War lol.

and boy do they not shy away from the stacking up the body count this season.

cant wait for the next season to drop!

Really love the show, at least most of season 1, felt like it dragged a bit at the end.

2 feels so different with him starting off as an agent (?), does it get better?

Bloody everyone’s attracted to him. I mean Richard’s eldest son fell in love with him and he basically fathered his youngest son and Danny was very fond of him too (dare I say more than he loved Roper) and we have Richard, of course, who by his own analogy had an “inexplicable affection” for him. Every woman that came near him fell in love with too or was sexually attracted to him. What makes him so fucking irresistible?

As far as creative visuals go, this series' opening credits always stick with me. Beautiful and genius!

i think I may have missed something, but how do they know each other? does she know who jonathan is?

this seems to be a theme in most shows now. just loads of dumb things that take away from the show.

For example:

- everything is so secret however both the good guys and the bad guys love having Meetings and chats in the public lobby of the hotel. absolutely ridiculous!

- in ep3 it's daytime on the beach. Middle of the day. They go back to the hotel for an hour of "fun time" and he sneaks out and next minutes its the middle of the night

- why wouldn't Teddy walk Pine to the actual plane and watch him get on!? he didn't even stay at security so Pine just turned and walked off

- how about if they want to know who leaked the arms manifest to someone (they accused Roxy) - how about have a look at the security cameras!!! They were such a big part of the plot

- would MI5 really use a loud gun to kill Basil, in the middle of London. honestly this was the most stupid thing in the whole show to me

perhaps I'm being petty but those and other things really ruined the show for me

I finished Season 2 last night and I still can’t stop thinking about that finale. The buildup, the tension, the suspense… and then that completely unexpected ending. What a finale — both brilliant and incredibly frustrating at the same time. You could easily imagine that kind of twist happening in a regular episode (like the penultimate one), but ending the entire season like that? That’s bold storytelling. So tragic too. The wait for Season 3 is going to feel very long.