James Bird

It starts out good but has constantly surfacing under plot, major plot?, slams against conservative perspectives, especially religious ones. Beware! You will ultimately be slammed into a wall with the episode that has the character Grace running into a room and slamming a kiss and embrace upon another woman. That was the moment we gave it a thumbs down and deleted it from our watch list on prime. My wife still almost puke every time she thinks of that scene

Compared to other such ventures out there my wife and I really enjoyed this series. We only wished that it had continued. Very very upsetting to see that some crazy reason it apparently lost popularity. The only thing I can think of is that it didn't have perverts if any in the character roles. Also, I only remember hearing the Lord's name taken in vain once in the 2-year seasons run, last episode. Also, they didn't try to gore you out with all kinds of blood and guts and Gore. Oh yeah, for all those who feel entitled to special amazing adrenaline special effects every second of the show I'm sure they would have been disappointed for that too, as the show relies on good acting and interpersonal drama real life stuff than special effects. The plots were all great and well developed. The 6 month prison scenario on how he got the material to make a shift and then all subsequent episodes with what happened there in mind made some of the fight scenes shaky but all in all it was a good series to watch. I suppose the staff change from year one to year two may have been indicative of its unacceptance by weirdos but we thought they improvised very well with the reduced manpower available. It's a good watch but very disappointing to have them stop in the middle like they did.