Taylor Sheridan pumps out TV scripts from his assembly line at a fast and furious rate, but to maintain the workload he is relying on cliches and set formulae to piece the plots together.
This series has all the basics covered to hold viewers but as the series progresses the storyline is getting more and more shallow.
Nicole Kidmans serious power broker role is as wooden as her features and at times is ridiculous. Also the freedom allowed these special forces units at home and in a war zone are silly, in some scenes they are literally marching around suburbia fully armed, while supposed to being 'covert'.
What started with promise is turning into a predictable soap, when the lesbian bit started I nearly laughed out loud it was so 'now' and so woke.
This series has all the basics covered to hold viewers but as the series progresses the storyline is getting more and more shallow.
Nicole Kidmans serious power broker role is as wooden as her features and at times is ridiculous. Also the freedom allowed these special forces units at home and in a war zone are silly, in some scenes they are literally marching around suburbia fully armed, while supposed to being 'covert'.
What started with promise is turning into a predictable soap, when the lesbian bit started I nearly laughed out loud it was so 'now' and so woke.