Nelah Gabler

We watched it because it was set in a National Park. The first episode pulls you and you want to see how it plays out. But there are lots of cliches and I struggled with Eric Bana as he was so good as a really bad guy in Dear John. Sam Neill is wasted on bad dialogue and a stuck character. No one has mentioned her but the young ranger from LA, Vasquez, was the most believable of the whole cast for me. It’s watchable and fun to see Yosemite with its glory, but they should have researched more how these type crimes are done in parks instead just throwing a guy on a horse with an attitude.

Barely entertaining with cliche characters and non researched storyline. You’re supposed to believe secret service agents are trying to blend but talk into their coat or shirt lapels with wires hanging from their ears, snd you can get to Camp David by hiding in the back of a suv. The lead is decent and so is the woman in his care. It’s good enough to watch when there is nothing else.

This show starts off somewhat interesting but goes down hill fast. You can’t find anyone to cheer for, which is important to good plot, (maybe the police officers, but they were given bad story lines too.) Amelia tries to be the one with truth and fairness on her side but they couldn’t even keep her from having an affair either. A murder mystery is supposed to lead us here and there to keep us from figuring out the killer to fast but this script was the one lost and confused. Even the great cast couldn’t save it for me.

The whole thing was disjointed and lost despite the star studded cast. And truthfully we are already hearing such bad things on the news did we really need this depressing story?

Starts off great in season one and two but you get the feeling the story could have been told in two seasons. Season three drags on and on and is full of self discovery moments that are there just to fill moments. That being said you still watch because you want to see it through.