rainmanrey

I was surprised, and yes I looked it up, that this was written by a woman and not an adolescent man child who has never worked in a real job with an HR. It wasn't the least bit realistic, and what they would ask you to believe... don't waste your time.

This was a very enjoyable show with a great cast of actors & actresses that I love in other things as well. I know we are not lacking for cop shows out there, but this one had its own thing going on. It seemed like every character was very much a unique character with baggage and quirks on the plenty. We had the rich girl, bubble boy, cancer guy, goody good... Someone from every realm. It seems very weird but it complimented the same old cops and bad guy routine nicely. I even liked the random dispatcher with the strange announcements. I am sad to see this didn't have more episodes but it was still worth watching what I did. On a positive note the show did not end with a huge cliffhanger, so I was not to upset with not knowing what was going to happen. It also didn't really have a series or season closure either... Just kind of ran out of episodes.

I like rom-coms. I know the stories don't change much, I really don't expect them to. Rom-coms require two parts, romantic and comedy. As far as romance, the chemistry between these two has been diluted; I just don't buy it anymore. It was a sweet enough idea with two single parents finding each other, making a Brady's Bunch. Really though? The comedy part... What was with EVERYONE calling Sandler's kid a boy?? She did not look anything like a boy and no one would have been making that mistake, least not everyone. The acceptance of the children and even the acceptance of the parents to parent the other's kids was unbelievable. The worst of it was cheap humor and one-liners; it was all poorly executed. This story could have been good; it had enough of an original idea to take us through the timeless tale, too bad it fell incredibly short.