Missing features Ashley Judd as an ex-CIA agent whose long-dead husband was CIA until he was long killed, and whose teen son has just been kidnapped, so she goes on a multi-season long (they hope) search to find and rescue him.
In other words, it’s a violent family actioner. If you were a big fan of 24, I bet this is a good thing to try. But shaky-cam fistfights isn’t doing it for me, a woman whose central attribute is her victimhood (going back to childhood) doesn’t captivate me, and even Sean Bean doesn’t make me want more of this.
