JACK RYAN: Season 1: End of Honor

Name: JACK RYAN: Season 1: End of Honor
Item: JACK RYAN: Season 1: End of Honor
Author: Tess Farrand

Season 1 Episode 5

Family Content: -2 Extreme caution for older teenagers and adults.

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Content:

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Dominant Worldview and Other Worldview Content/Elements:

Strong moral, patriotic worldview about defending innocent lives against terrorist attacks and not treating deaths lightly, with lots of Islamic dialogue;

Foul Language:

20 obscenities (including several “f” words), three profanities, and the middle finger is used;

Violence:

Hundreds of dead bodies are shown after terrorist attack and police officers use batons to beat up a man;

Sex:

No sexual content;

Nudity:

No nudity;

Alcohol Use:

Light alcohol use;

Smoking and/or Drug Use and Abuse:

No tobacco smoking but brief smoking of weed; and,

Miscellaneous Immorality:

Nothing else objectionable.

Episodes: Season Overview

Number	Date	Title	Content
1.1	8/31/2018	Pilot	-2
1.2	8/31/2018	French Connection	-3
1.3	8/31/2018	Black 22	-3
1.4	8/31/2018	The Wolf	-2
1.5	8/31/2018	End of Honor	-2
1.6	8/31/2018	Sources and Methods	-2

More Detail:

The episode “End of Honor” of Amazon’s JACK RYAN program follows the horrific Islamist attack on the church that killed more than 300 men, women and children. Jack Ryan feels guilty because he knows Suleiman’s brother had something to do with it, and he killed him in self-defense. Jack gets the idea to try to contact Suleiman after discovering the brothers would communicate through a video game chat room. Since Suleiman doesn’t know his brother was killed, maybe they can trap him. Meanwhile, Hanin is still on the run from her husband and is seeking refuge in Turkey, but someone is on her trail.

“End of Honor” is better than the previous episode and gives some further backstory to Suleiman and his brother. There’s still time spent with the drone pilot who feels guilty for killing a man who he discovered wasn’t the right target. As an audience, viewers are still not told how this man ties into the main plot. This episode still has several “f” words. Also, there’s lots of Islamic dialogue. So, MOVIEGUIDE® advises strong caution.