Title: Not all it's advertised
Product review: You know, I tried... really tried, to get into this series. It came highly reccommended from a friend, but in the end, I couldn't get past the tenth episode.The characters became so old, and two dimensional by then, that their every expression and reaction were already old hat. There really wasn't any territory left to explore except for the ladies true origins, and by now, I just don't care anymore.The episode regarding the ex-KGB spy was easy to see through, and had nothing new to offer. And "Intocabille" was worse. The culture of the Italian Mafia was thrown out in favor of one closer to the Yakuza, and with the multi-flashback scenes, it felt like the two episode story took up the entire series. I actually fell asleep during the first watch and had to go back to see what I missed. Even then, I fought to stay awake.Overall, the series peaked at episode three. Going beyond that, it turns into a blur of the same story in a different backdrop.
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