#Found had the potential to be an engaging police procedural but got tangled up in political correctness instead of a gripping plot. Despite a somewhat bland storyline, the supporting characters shine brighter than the main character, Gabi, who appears less compelling despite a troubled past. The show struggles with character development, cramming too much information too soon into each episode.
While emphasizing Gabi's brilliance, the show falls short on evidence of that since she heavily depends on others. Moreover, although centered around a team rescuing kidnapped victims, it sometimes seems to focus more on depicting white people as villains, portraying the majority of wrongdoers as white. This choice sends a questionable message, overshadowing the show's original purpose.
While emphasizing Gabi's brilliance, the show falls short on evidence of that since she heavily depends on others. Moreover, although centered around a team rescuing kidnapped victims, it sometimes seems to focus more on depicting white people as villains, portraying the majority of wrongdoers as white. This choice sends a questionable message, overshadowing the show's original purpose.