It is an entertaining series, I liked the concept of watching episodes in disorder but I think that the writers focused so much on that, that they failed to give a good closure.
After watching a well constructed story, the final episode leaves too many holes in the plot and it is extremely incongruent :
1. It is a good twist what Hannah decided to do on her side, but her intentions do not match the actions. I mean, if she wanted to stop her father but also wanted to make Salas pay, she had the opportunity and access to the vault to put the necklace in and provoke the arrest with any other excuse.
Hannah's motives were to prevent The Triplets to take revenge and avoid the man slaughter, but she didn't move a finger to let Stan's family know that Salas' killer was on the way, which ended on the killing is Stan's mother and wife that had nothing to do with the heist.
Besides, she knew that the father wasn't doing that alone, what made her think that the others weren't going to kill her father after theoney disappeared. Completely incoherent.
2. The Stan character is pathetic and shallow. I mean, he knew that Judy was planning to go away with the money and that she and her husband killed Junior, besides, his mother and wife were killed, and even though he ran away with Judy, who abandoned him at the end as she was planning in the beginning.
3. Didn't get why they kept Bob after the diamond heist, as OBVIOUSLY he was going to be a liability and man, it is the underground world, they are not going to tell me that Judy was the ONLY ONE that could do the job. That caused Ava get compromised and a lot of things that could make sense to deviate the attention of viewers but the writers had to close that door on a better way. I mean, something like that, by the end they will know that he was going to betray them so they will use him as scapegoat or something different. I'm not a criminal, but NO ONE will take such a risk of having someone like Bob for such a big heist.
Honestly, good idea, 7 good chapters, bad ending.
After watching a well constructed story, the final episode leaves too many holes in the plot and it is extremely incongruent :
1. It is a good twist what Hannah decided to do on her side, but her intentions do not match the actions. I mean, if she wanted to stop her father but also wanted to make Salas pay, she had the opportunity and access to the vault to put the necklace in and provoke the arrest with any other excuse.
Hannah's motives were to prevent The Triplets to take revenge and avoid the man slaughter, but she didn't move a finger to let Stan's family know that Salas' killer was on the way, which ended on the killing is Stan's mother and wife that had nothing to do with the heist.
Besides, she knew that the father wasn't doing that alone, what made her think that the others weren't going to kill her father after theoney disappeared. Completely incoherent.
2. The Stan character is pathetic and shallow. I mean, he knew that Judy was planning to go away with the money and that she and her husband killed Junior, besides, his mother and wife were killed, and even though he ran away with Judy, who abandoned him at the end as she was planning in the beginning.
3. Didn't get why they kept Bob after the diamond heist, as OBVIOUSLY he was going to be a liability and man, it is the underground world, they are not going to tell me that Judy was the ONLY ONE that could do the job. That caused Ava get compromised and a lot of things that could make sense to deviate the attention of viewers but the writers had to close that door on a better way. I mean, something like that, by the end they will know that he was going to betray them so they will use him as scapegoat or something different. I'm not a criminal, but NO ONE will take such a risk of having someone like Bob for such a big heist.
Honestly, good idea, 7 good chapters, bad ending.