Episode #1.3

⭐ Featured Review

"Ep 3 builds on its predecessor's strengths, diving deeper into the conspiracy with fresh twists. Keeley Hawes' Julie navigates betrayal with steely resolve, her performance grounding the escalating stakes. The episode leans into psychological tension, with Edward (Freddie Highmore) grappling with revelations that challenge his trust in Julie. Their evolving dynamic avoids rehashing earlier conflicts, adding nuance through subtle gestures and sharp dialogue. The action sequences are crisp, though the Greek setting feels less prominent. Supporting characters gain slight traction, but..."