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- Some parts are exasperating, while others are brilliant. Zoe Saldana galavants around, recruiting a harem of lesbian operators. She asks them to perform the impossible, such as going to Iran to kill a grizzly bear with a spork, and they always succeed. I do love that the real Lioness program participants that this show is VERY loosely based on are largely annoyed by their depiction, despite the show making them seem like actual superhumans. They were, in reality, performing pat-downs and handing out t-shirts in Afghanistan. Some people just cannot be pleased. The action is mostly exceptionally well done, with plenty of real weapons and hardware on full display. There are scenes with close-air support that are truly spectacular. While there are overtones of the geopolitics at play and the empty suits in Washinton planning these ops, the US military's final cut authority over the script is still abundantly obvious. The show is still a form of recruitment tool for them. There is also too much fan service. Zoe could definitely get more done if she wasn't constantly banging her husband. Similarly, her harem of operators could be far more effective if they spent less time scissoring in the bathtub. There is also, as required by law, a Taylor Sheridan self-insert character. But he's alright so I'll allow it.
- A series that masterfully blends action, espionage and personal drama, Lioness introduces us to Cruz Manuelos, played by Laysla De Oliveira, a passionate Marine who takes on the dangerous challenge of infiltrating a terrorist organization. Alongside Zoe Saldaña as the determined head of the Lioness program, the series immerses us in a world of covert missions, questioned loyalties and human tensions. The plot hooks you with its unexpected twists and high-tension moments, while the performances elevate the story with emotional depth. It's an intense portrait of the sacrifice and complexity of covert operations. If you had to infiltrate an organization like Cruz, what do you think would be the most difficult for you?
- A breathtaking watch. I watched the 2 Seasons inside a week. Hooked. There were some parts I had to watch a couple of times to understand what was going on, but worth doing so to get right inside the plot - particularly Season 2. Maybe I just wasn’t paying attention. One of the best TV Series I have watched in the last 12 months.
- A Gripping Journey of Action and Emotion "Lioness" stands out as a well-crafted and gripping series that delivers an intense and immersive viewing experience. The first season, without question, is the highlight of the show, earning a strong 9/10. From the very first episode, it becomes clear that this is not just another run-of-the-mill action drama. The script is tightly written, balancing intricate storytelling with high-stakes action and deep emotional moments. The characters are complex and well-developed, brought to life through excellent performances from the cast. The chemistry between the actors and actresses feels natural, and their delivery adds authenticity to the narrative. The visual quality of the first season is equally impressive. The choice of stunning and immersive locations elevates the storytelling, drawing the viewer further into the world of "Lioness". Coupled with sharp cinematography and well-paced direction, the first season leaves little to be criticized. It’s intense, emotional, and gripping, managing to balance action and drama in a way that keeps you hooked. However, the second season falls short of the high standard set by its predecessor, earning a 7/10. While still watchable and entertaining, it simply doesn’t capture the same magic that made the first season so special. The storyline in the second installment feels less impactful, with some areas lacking the depth and emotional weight that defined the earlier episodes. The pacing also feels uneven at times, and certain plot developments don’t land as strongly as they should. Despite these flaws, the performances remain solid, and the production value is still high, but the second season struggles to maintain the same tension and intrigue. Overall, "Lioness" as a series deserves recognition for its strong foundations, particularly the exceptional quality of its first season. The attention to detail in the script, the brilliant acting, and the top-tier production elements make it a standout in the genre. Even with its slightly underwhelming second season, the series remains an impressive effort that’s absolutely worth watching. Fans of intense, character-driven dramas will still find "Lioness" to be a rewarding experience, with enough action and emotional depth to keep them invested.
- The finale leaves too many unanswered questions, it feels more like a cliffhanger without any resolution to the end. It clearly left the lead for the next episode. This is disappointing— waiting a year for what should be another episode, or worse just answering the questions at the start of next season is empty. Season 3 was disappointing in comparison to 1 & 2. 8 episodes to tell a story such as this, empty. Too bad I grew up when a series was 20 episodes.
Disappointing Ending
- Lioness is becoming a seriously disappointing show. The latest episodes are slow, the dialogue feels flat, and the action is nowhere near as intense as a series like this should be. The actual Lioness team now feels like background furniture while endless conversations take over. And once the shooting finally starts, we again get questionable combat tactics that make these supposedly elite operators look anything but elite. This was already a problem in previous seasons, and it is honestly embarrassing for a show built around CIA and special operations. Great cast, great concept, but somehow they keep turning it into something dull and strangely lifeless.
Elite CIA team, apparently trained to stand around
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Operaciones Especiales: Lioness has 3 seasons.
Operaciones Especiales: Lioness has 24 episodes.
The key characters in Operaciones Especiales: Lioness are Joe McNamara (Zoe Saldaña), Cruz Manuelos (Laysla De Oliveira), Neal McNamara (Dave Annable).
Operaciones Especiales: Lioness was directed by Michael Friedman, John Hillcoat, Stephen Kay, Taylor Sheridan, D.J. Caruso, Paul Cameron, Anthony Byrne, Robert McLachlan.
Operaciones Especiales: Lioness was produced by Rajeev Malhotra.
Cruz Manuelos, una joven infante de marina ruda pero apasionada, es reclutada para unirse al Equipo Lioness Engagement de la CIA para ayudar a acabar con una organización terrorista desde adentro. Joe, el jefe de estación del programa Lioness, tiene la tarea de capacitar, administrar y liderar a sus agentes encubiertos.
Operaciones Especiales: Lioness is rated 18.
Operaciones Especiales: Lioness is a Drama, Action, Suspense show.
Operaciones Especiales: Lioness has an audience rating of 7.6 out of 10.
Operaciones Especiales: Lioness episodes are 42min long.
There is no information yet from the studio on if there will be another season.
























