By: J J Kennedy

J J Kennedy — Sun, 07 Dec 2014 11:56:00 +0000

It was actually a pretty good show. Perhaps some of the writing in Season 3 worked to undermine the appeal that was established earlier with some of the characters – particularly John Ross, the crucial figure in the saga – and, while it delivered some fair shocks and thrills it concentrated, without much subplot, on the nuts and bolts of a Mexican drug cartel story at the expense of all the show’s usual Texan glamour. However, Antonio Jaramillo (as existentially troubled gangster Luis) was a very impressive guest star and generally it was a well-paced, fairly absorbing storyline – the bottom line was that another great series was undermined by the lack of appreciation of its network. Someone took a dislike to it and had it scheduled in a slot that would bury any decent show.

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By: J J Kennedy