Now we're getting somewhere. I like the characterization of the players here. Saul Agnon turns out to be a "closer" for the evil capstone corporation. He sells the fake investment opportunities to investors for Capstone. Saul is the quintessential pencil-neck pushy salesman.
Jai Courtney plays Steve Horn, the tip of the spear (in his own mind) for Capstone's operatives who carry out the nefarious missions to the benefit of...what major players?. Steve fancies himself a SEAL commander, but comes across as a wannabe. It isn't clear right now whether he's a retired SEAL or just a playboy playing a SEAL.
Dan, played by Taylor Kitsch, is CIA, and a brother SEAL who has Reece's back. I kind of doubted that Taylor Kitsch would be good in this part, but he's great here. His portrayal of a spy at the golf tournament where Saul is trying to close on a big investor is just right. He does his job while looking exactly like an off-duty SEAL. That makes it a little comical, Dan lurking around unnoticed by anyone watching. It means, though, that Saul has nobody watching out for him who would notice Dan.
This series is turning out to be better than I expected.
Jai Courtney plays Steve Horn, the tip of the spear (in his own mind) for Capstone's operatives who carry out the nefarious missions to the benefit of...what major players?. Steve fancies himself a SEAL commander, but comes across as a wannabe. It isn't clear right now whether he's a retired SEAL or just a playboy playing a SEAL.
Dan, played by Taylor Kitsch, is CIA, and a brother SEAL who has Reece's back. I kind of doubted that Taylor Kitsch would be good in this part, but he's great here. His portrayal of a spy at the golf tournament where Saul is trying to close on a big investor is just right. He does his job while looking exactly like an off-duty SEAL. That makes it a little comical, Dan lurking around unnoticed by anyone watching. It means, though, that Saul has nobody watching out for him who would notice Dan.
This series is turning out to be better than I expected.