Netflix's new spy-adjacent show starring Internet boyfriend Noah Centineo feels decidedly familiar
-like energy the Alexi Hawley-created show flirts with) are all too happy to haze him further. If getting tortured in a black ops site could unironically be called “on-the-job hazing,” that is. Which is precisely what happens. It’s but the first instance where Owen’s seeming gullibility is married to an impossibly lucky streak that continues for episodes on end.
help from those women around him, he constantly finds a way of not only staying alive but fulfilling his various mission briefs. All of which, of course, require him to jet set all over and continually demand he be paranoid of every new person he meets.
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