Shooter "Season 2 Episode 2 Review

Shooter "Season 2 Episode 2  Remember The Alamo Review"

To say season two has started with a bang would be a giant understatement. I don't think there has been one single fault since season 2 started last week. 

Episode 2 was just incredible, even more, tense and exciting as episode 1. 

We need to talk about the main focus of this season. 

Swagger's team getting hunted by Solotov. Everybody's new favorite bad guy. In my books the best bad guy on TV. 

(Josh Stewart- Solotov)

A man of very few words. Solotov played by (Josh Stewart) Is the best addition to the show by a long shot. 

He may not say many words throughout the episodes but his whole Character is on point, for creepy, hot, scary, and mysterious. And who doesn't love that?

(Stewart) is at his best playing Solotov, He's always great at playing bad guys, but this show and the role is by far his best since Dark Knight Rises as Barsad. 

My favorite scene of this episode was between Solotov (Stewart)  and Memphis Robins(Cynthia Addai Robinson) in Swagger's (Ryan Phillippe) hotel room. Like anyone else, Memphis believes Solotov is just another cop investigating the explosion that happened, Yet deep down we all know the real reason he is there. I love the convocation between them and how Memphis didn't seem on sure whether she believed what he had to say. 

And of course, later on in the episode, she was proven right. After calling in a tip she receives news that the Cop he was impersonating was dead. 

When it comes to Solotov scenes there is always that knot in your stomach where you ask yourself who is going to die now? Well, Solotov isn't one for leaving anyone alive that's for sure. 

I am looking forward to seeing what else is in store for Solotov (Stewart) this season and how incredible (Josh Stewart's )acting can get. It can't be easy learning so many different languages and accents. But he has pulled it off. bringing his all to the character. 

Make sure you watch Shooter Tuesday's 10/9C on USA Network

Wednesday's UK Netflix