Lioness

A couple of stuffy questions:
1) The security service checks the new bridesmaid and finds nothing. The groom decides to check for himself and finds a match. Does the groom have his own database, which for some reason is inaccessible to security guards?
2) The groom does not take any of the guards with him, but stupidly runs to the superwoman and shouts: "You are a Marine!". Is he really smart?

In general, fishing will do. But no more.

The dialogue between Cruz and Joe on the yacht is an ouch. "maybe he's what you said, but she wasn't"?? for that...
in general, I liked the series. captured from the first episode, it was interesting to watch the characters. there was always some kind of movement, I didn't really have to be bored (even at moments with Joe's family. I saw that many people complained both here and on similar English-language sites, but this arch did not seem superfluous and boring to me. Neil is very fond of, a good husband).
Cruz and Alaya (?) - here, of course, ouch x2. It's clear that in the situation in which they found themselves, nothing else should have been expected, but it's still sad. The dialogue in Cruz's room before she completed the mission touched me very much. it hurts equally for both of them - both did not have anything even close to real and warm in their lives, everything was always decided for Alaya by her father, Cruz knew only loneliness, pain and abuse, and now, it would seem, they found (albeit not by chance) each other, and here it is.
"I hope you will remember me," "it will be very difficult to forget you." goodbye.
the only thing I didn't like about the finale was the finale itself. The season ends with Joe and Neil hugging, but I would like to see where Cruz is and how she (obviously very bad, but still I would like to see her in the finale) generally feels after everything.
huge hopes for a second season, if there is one at all (which we may not know for a long time because of the strikes). I wonder if Cruz and Alaya will somehow find a way back to each other after everything that happened, or if Alaya, as written above, will make it her mission to avenge her father.

Cars and sex will change your life. Bull's-eye.

It would be cool if that's what Alaya planned, to get rid of her father and fiance, and decide her own fate. Raft twist.)

The action is not bad, but the agent's introduction is kind of strange: I pushed the target in the store, sorry, you're American, let's hang out together.