Also present was the cynical frontier moralism, balanced by sentimentality, that runs through most of Sheridan’s shows (including “Yellowstone” and its Old West spinoffs).
But Sheridan’s tics were easier to take in “Special Ops,” which felt more relaxed but also more tightly constructed than his previous shows (with the exception of the droll gangster drama “Tulsa King,” which is overseen by Terence Winter).
Maybe it’s just practice — across his six dramas, Sheridan has written or co-written close to 80 episodes of television over the last five years.
supervisor and Morgan Freeman, in a few scenes, as the querulous secretary of state.
The problem with Sheridan’s other shows is that they give you too much time to think; in “Special Ops,” you could just focus on the mission.
Persons:
Cruz, Joe, Terence Winter, Sheridan, Anthony Byrne, Paul Cameron, John Hillcoat, Saldaña, De Oliveira, Nicole Kidman, Joe’s, Morgan Freeman
Organizations:
Hamptons, Tulsa