First season was great. Nice characters, well balanced, portrayed and a sense of teams from both sides. That was lost in second season very quickly, but this episode is the one where they completely lost it. Suddenly Venezuela's government can outsmart all superpowers, achieve technology far superior to the US Military, and Jack has become a sort of Holmes Bond, who is the only one capable of understanding threats, pursuing enemies, even when been literally surrounded by allies. This is just lazy writing...
Review of Dressed to Kill
