Alcatraz

Yes, when I sat down to watch, I knew that the series was closed. However, I hoped that the scriptwriters, knowing that the 2nd season was not ordered, would more or less complete the story in the first. Alas.
The series looks like a very boring detective procedural (real time) and like a pretty good historical drama (prison in the past). In general, we have a very mediocre product. Interesting characters can be counted on the fingers of one hand, all the riddles that were literally thrown at the viewer at the very beginning remained unanswered, and this is at best. Some of them have only been overgrown with additional questions. I can only recommend watching the series to J. J. Abrams fans.

I watched it with the hope that at least something would become clearer by the end, but there were even more questions than in the first episode. I'm a little disappointed with the series(

(0:25:54) Rule #9999 of the Omerecan film: If a policeman, seizing a brand–new car from a private person to pursue a criminal, says "nothing will happen to her," at best the car will lose all windows and headlights, and at worst it will turn into a mountain of twisted metal, not recoverable. Anyway, the owner will never see his beauty again. I do not recall a single movie in which there would be an episode of the return of a vehicle to its rightful owner.

"We'll never know what's going on here."

That's why explicit porn is filmed for several seasons, but a good movie, in general, was cut off in mid-sentence, right? Where is the world going!