Critic’s perspective · attributed review digest
Radio Times critic Jack Seale gives The Diplomat’s fourth season five stars out of five. His October 15 review identifies the dialogue and the interplay between Keri Russell and Rufus Sewell as central to the season’s success.
Seale argues that the show’s improvement is not simply a matter of raising the geopolitical stakes: he sees sharper exchanges and stronger use of its political ensemble. The assessment also discusses Allison Janney and Bradley Whitford’s more prominent roles. That rating belongs to Radio Times and Seale. Soundwave’s short digest directs readers to his full analysis without presenting it as an independently screened Soundwave review.
Read the original review by Jack Seale at Radio Times.
The Diplomat promotional image courtesy of Netflix. This image illustrates the series and does not depict the screening events.
