Ah, they cancelled Rubicon, which had a similarly slow story.
True.
I knew we were in for a fun ride when Will bounced into the office from his ride on public transport where he'd been reading a thick book on String Theory! And given it was on AMC in 2010 before AMC started doing too much mass crap, thought it would find a viewing audience that would sustain it.
WOOHOO! The game was ON! Our star is into string theory!
In all seriousness, thought "Rubicon" was one of the better intelligence/covert stories ever televised on US television. The cast was superb.
Sadly, we'll never know if Will got the clover....but one has to presume he did not live long.
And sadly, also, the writer Henry Bromell who created it has died. He was the one whose dad was in the CIA and he had a lot of familiarity with the whole "world." He was one of the team of writers on "Homeland" after "Rubicon" was cancelled.
Bromell was brave enough to take on the notion shared by anybody who spends any serious time inside the Beltway that the people whom everybody thinks are in charge aren't. It's really others you've probably never heard of.
We really needed a second season of "Rubicon." Such an amazing ensemble of analysts! Loved all of them.
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