Ernie Bev I ran through the series very fast. I was hooked from the beginning. Each character was played very well. The acting was very well done. I just can't believe the show ended the way it did and left us all hanging. The person that played Paul Briggs did an exceptional job. Very well done sir! Thank you to the cast for the on screen magic. This was an epic TV series.

tub51461 Two seasons in, this show is developing several major & minor arcs to the storyline. Twists & turns at every corner. There's some cliffhangers, what ifs & plot holes from the start, just never stops, & Season 3 is expected to fill some while opening others. If you're looking for a rock star series, you'll be puzzled at how this is playing out. This is one of those shows that you might not like everything that happens, but eventually there's light at the end of the tunnel for various situations. Like, don't like it,...this is a new character's welcome series and good one for USA. Each dark storyline doesn't last forever even though it appears as if like a sinking ship, a character goes through disastrous complications. Just have to see it to believe it & understand it.

Katrina Cacal I've seen a lot of TV shows,and this is by far my favorite. I fell in love with the pilot episode when I saw it before the official June 6th premiere. I went to the advanced screening in Chicago, and people who hadn't seen it loved it. What I love about Graceland is that there's some comic relief to lighten up the dark situations. And I gotta say that I LOVE the entire cast. In my opinion, this is the best cast I've seen on TV. You get so drawn into each character and their stories. So is this show worth watching? You better believe it! Each episode keeps getting better and better, and I have faith that this season will be a great one. If you love suspense, thriller, and humor, you'll love Graceland. So far, I've been on the edge of my seat watching each episode. So don't miss out on a fantastic show! Here's to hoping for more seasons!

jogre17 It's not my favorite show ever, but it is indeed a good show. Before i watched it I didn't think that it was going to be any good. It just didn't seem to appeal to my style. I am more of a Psych and Royal Pains type of guy, but I was still going to give it a chance. I always go by the saying, "Don't judge a book by it's cover." I watched the show and I was surprised. If you are reading this review right now it probably means that you have not yet seen the show, so I will attempt to drag you into watching the show in a brief summary without revealing too many spoilers so here it goes:A regular guy by the name of Mike Warren has just become an FBI agent and wants to be sent to DC to work, but he is reassigned to go undercover in a investigation on a man named Paul Briggs at place in Southern California known as Graceland. Mike is to be trained under Paul and at the same time he is to investigate and make sure that Paul is doing his job. Paul and Mike's new roommates are all DEA and ICE agents who work undercover doing illegal things to help bust the bad guys who are all basically Mexicans, Russians and so on.This all might sound a little confusing right now, but if you give the show a chance you will understand completely. So do it. Remember, don't judge a book by its cover or in this case don't judge a television show by your first impression of the commercials. Same idea, same meaning.