Ken Barun – Google

This show was an absolutely positive surprise. Although I am not a fan of gratuitous bad language, it was effective in this case. What I thought would be a far stretch of a mediocre comedy that managed to grab the talents of an Academy Award nominated actor, the characters, every one of them was engaging, likable and different. That diversity, along with great acting is what pulled it all together. The humor was executed flawlessly, the plot and underlying relationships developed with the audience and the underlying socio-political issues of the time placed a spotlight on how these problems do not go away and are very much still with us. My wife and I were loved this program and were disappointed when the 6th episode was over. I am hoping the same cast returns in the next season and if there is not a next season I will personally boycott the network and the producers.

I thought the show started great and the characters were good until they had to be gay. However I was completely tuened off and disappointed with the gratuitous sex and relationships that were a totally unnecessary element in what was going to be a show about the challenges of being a cop. Too many of these dramas always seem to spend inordinate amounts of tying the love life’s and infidelity of the characters with eschewed

Very good directing but predictable after the second or 3rd episode. Then of course the gratuitous sexual relationship which is so absurd within the setting. And as I think about it, the over the top depiction of women’s superiority over men. All the way to the situation room in the White House. Fortunately having worked there for a few years it, like many other shows that try to depict activity there, I was appalled by lack of reality. Nice try, I’m sure our Arab friends won’t be showing this on Netflix in Saudi Arabia.