I had to stop after less than 5 min of the episode to check if I missed an episode. It jumps - jarringly - into the action and advances the trust I imagine would come over time, not a few moments, asaresult of bringing Anton/Strand and Madison into the fold. Daniel would not be that comfortable around them with weapons and there’s no talk of what has gone on in their lives while away from each other. Okay back to the episode.

I had to stop after less than 5 min of the episode to check if I missed an episode. It jumps - jarringly - into the action and advances the trust I imagine would come over time, not a few moments, asaresult of bringing Anton/Strand and Madison into the fold. Daniel would not be that comfortable around them with weapons and there’s no talk of what has gone on in their lives while away from each other. Okay back to the episode.

An episode with some of the elders - it’s a great follow-up to last week’s Dazed and Confused flashback. Seeing the men folk take this kid under their wing - as family do - while simultaneously showing the men they grew up to be when they started out much wilder than Cheese and his gang.

Very formulaic as a procedural pilot goes. This Cuffs, Rookie Blue and The Rookie — right down to the fast track nepotism rookie, the Dudley Do Right rookie and the older altruistic rookie who signs up after tons of life experience. The cynical probationary trainee is right there too. If you liked those shows, you will enjoy this. Not as wise cracky but funny at times.

Rose finally gets a lead show with A list support and the writing is…eh. It’s a good show especially if you love or participated in college sports. It felt like being back in the locker room. A lot of research went into athletics and how that dynamic works with Deans and Athletic directors etc. Unfortunately the writers either never stepped foot out of church or never spoke to a person under the age of 25 because the writing for the younger people is tragic. It was rough listening to kids argue with the Church -going player. The very religious girl is a staple on any athletic team but the way she talked was like a 50yer old was writing her character. I was very disappointed in Famke’s portrayal. One of my fav actresses but this was not her swan song.
I think it was finding it’s way and deserved a second season. For a smaller network show it has pretty good production value. It doesn’t look like a Hallmark production a lot of it is on location.

The comments on this show are out of left field. I’m guessing the Sophia Bush comments are about her coming out about abuse she dealt with on her two major shows - Chicago PD and One Tree hill. Jason Isaacs doesn’t have the best reputation so who knows what will come out next.

The show is good and premieres a lot of well known Canadian talent - the character’s mother, best friend and subordinates to name a few. In terms of vibes I will say this fills the void that Saving Hope left behind — if you’re familiar with Canadian family friendly medical dramas. It also has the drama of Transplant.

Side note~ I did not realize the Korean version -The Good Doctor was the premise that led to this show. I will go back and watch it. I ignored the Korean version because I thought it was the precursor to the American show The Good Doctor — which is an awful awful awful show where an actor does a really bad version of an autistic doctor by playing exactly the same way he did in Bates Motel. I

Not my favorite. About to watch Dark Fate so if I exclude that I would put this one on the bottom of the Terminator list.

1. I really dislike that the entire thing feels like the video games. I get that they have them and want to bring in that audience but visually that is very difficult to watch for many people. Some scenes I had to entirely look away from the screen. It might as well be Salvation: Machina that came out soon after.
2. This came out after Sarah Connor Chronicles and retcons some of that. They should have tied in the few details they ended up countering. The time and ages make no sense and we could have finally seen Kyle and Derrick together.
   3.This weird limbo of Connor not being in charge after starting the resistance at the end of T3 is weird and just doesn’t do the storyline and help. If they were going to ignore John jumping to the future after Chronicles and the age of the Reeses, then they should have picked up after T3. This had a weak conclusion. Yea he saved Reese, but where did the development of the time machine happen? This movie could have focused on him establishing a relationship with Reese and getting the time machine to send him back. Instead it’s another franchise Bale enters, takes way too seriously and turns into nothing but an explosion fest. The other films had comedic beats and iconic lines. This was a waste of time.

I would say overall it could use better writing. The scenarios and plot points are pretty wild for them to all coincide at specific times. I don’t like the way they make the Guyana folks look like superstitious fools or how they make Zazzie’s character another manic/ mentally ill person off their meds who solves a mystery.

All that being said if you make it past the pilot episode, the juice is worth the squeeze. Anything negative revolves around the writing.

Where to begin - It’s got potential if it would get out of it’s own way. It starts off with a reality/doc filming style but goes back and forth. Pick one style and stay with it.

The kid’s shoes and sneakers are missing all at once and it’s just dropped as a loss not a theft?!?!? That being said, the 1 in a billion chance that the kid leaves exactly as the tutor is leaving is a bit much, not add to that the 1 in a million chance that they can find him in a commercial vehicle on a Saturday night in Manhattan while the kid is on a bike, plus the 1 in a trillion chance that the stalker shows up at the exact perfect time wearing the exact same hoodie the kid left his house in….

I blame Bad writing. The acting and directing are pretty damn good given the ridiculous plot holes.

The intro is an acapella version sung by the crew. At least Star Trek keeps it classy.