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Kiefer Sutherland's 'Rabbit Hole' struggles to hold together in messy espionage series.

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Source: Hollywood Reporter
Kiefer Sutherland's 'Rabbit Hole' struggles to hold together in messy espionage series.
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Paramount+’s new financial espionage thriller Rabbit Hole attempts to bring together different versions of Kiefer Sutherland’s performances, but fails to create a coherent show. The first two episodes are bad, but the third and fourth episodes are an improvement due to the arrival of Charles Dance. The show is ineffective as a ’70s thriller and misguided as an attempt to cover the same terrain as shows like Billions and Mr. Robot. However, as a Coen Brothers knockoff, it’s okay, especially in the third and fourth episodes.

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