7.5
578 votes
Kan 11 2020
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In a dire situation, Faraz makes a difficult decision. Tamar and Peyman continue getting closer as Milad begins to question her priorities.
The episode was rated 8.13 from 45 votes.
When Milad is arrested by Tehran police, Tamar and Faraz each race to reach him. Going against orders, Tamar continues pursuing Mohammadi.
The episode was rated 8.08 from 100 votes.
Free of the Mossad and preparing to start a new life in Canada, Tamar is drawn back in by an irresistible offer.
The episode was rated 8.04 from 160 votes.
A distraught Tamar chooses to stay in Tehran and seek justice—but learns the Mossad has put Marjan Montazemi in charge.
The episode was rated 7.93 from 141 votes.
Determined to neutralize Faraz, Marjan makes a risky move. Tamar finds a way to get closer to Mohammadi. Milad begins behaving irresponsibly.
The episode was rated 7.91 from 126 votes.
Tamar attends an elite pool party to target Peyman. Marjan reconsiders the orders she’s been given about Faraz.
The episode was rated 7.79 from 111 votes.
With Israeli planes approaching the reactor, Tamar, Milad, and Kadosh launch an operation as Faraz closes in on them. Season finale.
The episode was rated 7.79 from 409 votes.
The incident at the commune leaves Tamar shattered. Kadosh tries to help her recover so they can set the power plant operation in motion.
The episode was rated 7.64 from 395 votes.
Tabrizi, a local Mossad agent, tries to help Tamar in any way possible, while Revolutionary Guard officer Faraz is hot on Tamar's trail.
The episode was rated 7.64 from 506 votes.
Tamar Rabinyan, a gifted hacker and a Mossad agent, enters the heart of Tehran to neutralize army radar systems and enable Israel’s air force to bomb Iran’s nuclear reactor.
The episode was rated 7.61 from 570 votes.
Tamar and Milad return to Tehran and blackmail their electric company contact. Kadosh tries to convince Gorev to approve Tamar’s new plan.
The episode was rated from 407 votes.
When she finds a commune of young regime opponents, Tamar takes refuge with them—and becomes close with Milad.
The episode was rated from 445 votes.
Hiding with her aunt, Tamar goes underground and attempts to escape Iran. Faraz and Tabrizi broaden their searches for her.
The episode was rated from 455 votes.
At an underground rave with Milad and the other commune members, Tamar must prove her loyalty. Faraz and Tabrizi reach a boiling point.
The episode was rated from 426 votes.Last updated: sep 22, 2022
If you’re a fan of Fauda and were expecting any of the same sort of well-written storyline and interesting characters of that show then you’ll probably be very disappointed. Four episodes in and I have nothing good to say about this show at all yet. The main character feels more like an Instagram influencer thrown into the world of spies rather than the trained Mossad agent/hacker she’s supposed to be. Every character on this show is dull and forgettable so far. Oh and the coincidences that occur just to keep the poorly-written story afloat are way too numerous. You’d think Athens, erm I mean Tehran is a tiny city of 2000 people as often as characters “accidentally” cross paths in this show. It really is just a mess. Cool opening music, that’s about it.
I was expecting this to be pretty bold-faced Israeli propaganda and I'm happy to report after having seen the entire season that it is not that. This show follows Israeli spies as the protagonists, but Israel is presented as flawed and occasionally brutal (if ultimately justified), meanwhile the Iranians in the show get to be fully fleshed relatable humans rather than evil monsters. It's a pretty fair portrayal where everyone gets to be human. The real villain is the hyper-conservative religious leadership. As a show, it's middling. The initial set-up is good, then it feels like they were told they had to stretch the show over more episodes than originally planned, and it quickly became aimless from the middle on. It gets bogged down in a love story and a side plot about young Iranian rebels. The season ends on a very bland note, way too many (ironically predictable) double-crosses and last minute twists, and does not leave me very exciting for a potential season 2.
I actually like the series so far, eps 2, but you can't be on the Iranian's side as their human rights are brutal, nor can you be on the side of the Israeli's as they are shits and their politics stink. So just remain neutral and take it as a tv series and you'll enjoy it.....