In terms of character development, Felix might be the best main "antagonist" thus far, and I loved Wagner Moura as Escobar. This season was never going to match the bombast of the first two seasons, not to mention even the most casual viewer has heard of Pablo as opposed to not having any ideo of the rest of the cats afterwards. El Chapo is the only one that's gonna come near that level of notoriety. This season excelled in giving us a balanced story where we gave a fukk about all the main characters evenly, if not at the same high level we cared about past characters. I know none of y'all nikkas expected to end up loving Don Neto by the end
Kiki's tragic story, while not translated as powerfully as it could have been by Michael Pena, was a change from the norm that we've seen from the law enforcement aspect of the show. I was worried that after season 3(which I enjoyed) things would start to get repetitive(which is kind of an inherent quality of telling crime stories) but this was a break from the usual formula
The production values have been top notch since the beginning so that was no surprise. I'm definitely looking forward to season 4
Kiki's tragic story, while not translated as powerfully as it could have been by Michael Pena, was a change from the norm that we've seen from the law enforcement aspect of the show. I was worried that after season 3(which I enjoyed) things would start to get repetitive(which is kind of an inherent quality of telling crime stories) but this was a break from the usual formulaThe production values have been top notch since the beginning so that was no surprise. I'm definitely looking forward to season 4
, from the same part of Mexico and everything
