Overview
- The seven-episode thriller, which premiered Thursday, April 30, shot to the top of Netflix charts in dozens of countries according to FlixPatrol.
- In major English-speaking markets like the United States and the United Kingdom, third‑party trackers show the series holding near the top of the TV list at #2, with #1 spots reported in Brazil and Mexico.
- Reviews are split, with critics around 55% on Rotten Tomatoes and audience scores in the 70s reported by outlets tracking reception.
- Netflix’s take is not a remake of the 2004 Denzel Washington film and instead blends A. J. Quinnell’s novels, with Kyle Killen creating the series and Steven Caple Jr. directing early episodes.
- Netflix has not announced a renewal, and the cast and creators have hinted the story could continue, leaving room to explore more of John Creasy’s backstory.