Part Six

We see the aftermath of the arrest and trial of various members of the GTTF.

This is an informative finale that provides a lot of fascinating insights about the GTTF corruption case. The production values and performances of the actors are brilliant as they have been throughout.

There are conflicting opinions on the fate of Detective Suiter, which I won't tackle (as it will be pure speculation on my part). All I will say is what an utter tragedy was for him and his family.

Again there are scenes of speech making and moralising involving the character Nicole Steele. They are well made, but personally I find them unnecessary given how powerful the factual scenes are alone.

Jon Bernthal is excellent once again and Jamie Hector does a great job as Suiter.

The current rating in this series is 7.6, and much of the votes are given when only one episode of the whole season is presented. Why don't IMDB change voting policys? How can you criticize the whole series after you have only seen one episode? In many series, for example, Mr. Robot has the same problem. The series is barely fit on the top 250 list, although the episode ratings estimates are on average of 9 points. Couldn't that policy be changed that the series cannot be voted until at least one season has come out? Another problem with this series and its vote is that it is compared to The Wire Series, which is a fiction while this is a true story and as such a very well -directed, acted and written. The series was interesting and I looked at it without blinking, and the biggest star in the series is Jon Benthral: I hope this series will serve as a springboard for other main roles for him. Realistic, raw, brutal and very dramatic. One of The best TV series at the moment, I would have looked at more, the subject is interesting and there are certainly enough stories to tell. Great TV entertainment once and for all. Hopefully the series will also receive the attention it deserves in the emmys.