Episode #1.6

It's good to see a show of this type end on a bit of a sour note. I didn't say the wrong note. A more chipper ending would have gotten the daughter off in some way, perhaps through a legal technicality. But as DeNiro's ex-president says, "The truth is the truth." We have a lot to learn about what the cyber world might do to us. Our world is in a transitional period at the moment. It's also one where liars are given free reign. I used to be that there were few avenues for expression: broadcast media and print media. Speeches could be made and the persons who said them were not anonymous.

As a previous reviewer said, this one, only six episodes, couldn't present the complexity a longer series would have provided. Still, I thought it was stellar.

What a great show to watch. This show hits very close to home given the circumstances the world is in right now and I wish the world had President Mullen who put country first before himself or family. The show kept me on the edge of my seat as the crisis escalated and I was so invested in knowing the culprits behind Zero Day and I was not surprised that it was the usual suspects. As always De Niro delivered on his part. Thank you to the writers, directors and everyone who made this show happen. I wish the show had 20-plus episodes but I enjoyed those 6 episodes.

Great work everyone.

Your Satisfied human.