In tonight's McMafia finale, things got very tense very quickly, as Alex (James Norton) found himself being hunted down in Moscow.
He was soon forced to play the one card he had left, before having a final showdown with Vadim (Merab Ninidze) and Ilya (Kirill Pirogov).
Related: McMafia episode 1 review: This chilly thriller is no Night Manager, but James Norton shines
The show has been splitting audiences neatly down the middle since it started at the turn of the year, and this finale episode was no different, it seems.
A lot of viewers found the whole thing just a little too stressful for Sunday night viewing:
Although at least one person reckoned being a gangster looks pretty easy:
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The James Bond comparisons just kept coming:
(That's despite James Norton insisting in interviews that McMafia absolutely ISN'T his audition to play 007
"To be honest, I'm personally very thankful that Daniel Craig's going to do at least one more film. I'm a big fan of his.")
Alex was very much acting like a bad guy in this final episode and you weren't sure how to feel about it:
And yes, Alex's girlfriend Rebecca (Juliet Rylance) is still unpopular:
It looks like we'll have to find a new drama to occupy our Sunday evenings now...
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