Kevin Murphy

New show each week but the same old (tired) plot. Jim accuses a bunch of people before nailing the actual criminal just before the episode ends while hot chicks flirt with him. Daniel, the paid intern, was the real star of the show and he did so much his character wasn't really believable. I would have also liked to have seen more of Callie and less of her brat. Also, Ed Asner? What was up with that?

This '90s Show is what you get when the bulk of a spinoff's budget is blown on recreating sets from the original series and paying salaries for returning actors from the original series: Producer are forced to scavenge additional actors from local fast food restaurants. Unfortunately, in this case those actors are un-talented, un-attractive, and un-funny. They're un-actors. People mention the sets and seeing Red, Kitty, Eric, and Hot Donna, and it was great. Not 5 stars great but nice. But this show focuses on the un-actors, who stink on ice, and exposes the scripts and directing for what they are: Mediocre. Any show that features a scene in which two gay boys say "Bro" for 30 seconds is not worth watching.

Some shows are so bad they're worth watching just for the laughs. This isn't one of them. If NBC keeps airing garbage shows like this ABC will soon pass it in the network rankings.

Jack Reacher is a big man; this is mentioned frequently in the novels and in the first few episodes of the show (I've watched 3 so far). Tom Cruise is not a big man so having him play Reacher never made sense to me. It was even worse than Mark Harmon playing Lucas Davenport, but I digress. I watch Reacher and when Alan Ritchson was standing next to the guy playing Oscar Finlay it hit me: Malcolm Goodwin is about the same height as Tom Cruise so it shows just how miscast Cruise was. Ritchson also seems to play Reacher truer to the books than Cruise did and the action (fight) scenes are more impressive due to Ritchson's size. I loved the first 3 episodes and I can't wait to finish up the other 5 tonight. My only regret is that I'll probably have a long wait for more once I'm done. As for Tom Cruise, someone should do us all a favor and save him for a Hobbit reboot, if there is one. He's make a great Bilbo Baggins.

This just doesn't work for me. I knew the show wouldn't pick up where the old one left off but this show isn't as interesting or clever as the original. The daughter is a waste of fresh air. Her voice is annoying and she acts like she's brain damaged; she's very annoying. And the villain is a gutless punk and so unlike the bad guys in the original. There's nothing impressive about this show.