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    ‘Kaleidoscope’ review: A heist series where the episode order doesn’t matter — or does it?

    by Nina Metz, Chicago Tribune Jan 04, 2023 3 minutes
    Peter Mark Kendall, left, Paz Vega, Jai Courtney and Rosaline Elbay in“ Kaleidoscope.”.

    Heist stories have such a satisfying structure. It’s not just getting one over on the man, but the lead up to it as well: Putting a team together, planning the heist (the target always has it coming!), doing the heist and improvising through unexpected problems. And then that pleasurable sensation at the end: They got away with it. So what happens if you take that structure and jumble it up so that the typical order of things doesn’t matter? That’s the

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