Season 1 of Netflix’s Hebrew-English espionage drama Hit and Run ended with Segev Azulai (performed by Lior Raz) sprinting west throughout the George Washington Bridge, a Mossad agent useless behind him, his daughter lacking, and Segev inexplicably risking his life simply to cross into New Jersey (Take a cab, my dude.). How a former particular operative traveled from Tel Aviv into the Backyard State clearly wasn’t the season’s solely thriller or cliffhanger—which entail a number of unresolved occasions again in New York and the world over in Israel.

Netflix assembled a stacked crew to convey this authentic idea to life, together with Avi Issacharoff and Lior Raz (who created the hit Israeli drama Fauda) alongside Daybreak Prestwich and Nicole Yorkin (The Killing). The consequence—a 9 episode worldwide spy thriller involving two intelligence companies, a newsroom with very questionable editorial requirements, and what appears to be a Trump-esque White Home doing a little treasonous shit. It’s a drama someplace between junky crowd favorites like Who Killed Sarah? and popcorn dad favorites just like the Bourne sequence.

Whereas the primary season units up a number of tangled storylines and company plots, viewers received’t discover an excessive amount of closure within the finale. Should imply a second season, proper? Proper?