jshukovsky-35-233837 Seeing Wesley Snipes in his 50s on the small screen is pretty incredible. Still doing action shots. No more running, but the fighting he has down. It is a very good, fun, action show with intrigue. Too bad the ratings never amounted to much on NBC. Its order (as stated elsewhere) was reduced to just 9 episodes and they will wrap up the story as best they can in that short time frame - like a mini series. NBC is committed to showing the end of the show, but it will be gone by the end of November. I suspect they will conclude the mystery of Ginny before it is over in the next two weeks and someone end the series. Liked it while it lasted.

Christopher Sloane This show simply needs to be on Showtime / Starz or HBO to really make it 100%. I think it has potential but not for the NBC crowd. If you like Action you will like this show. Interesting concept, likable characters set in a world of underground crime elements that could be plausible. Sure it's not realistic but it is interesting entertainment.The plot is a interesting what if of can crime be gambled on.Elements of good tactical gun work.Good physical hand to hand skills.Some tech mixed in with gun play and car chases suggests how our everyday tech can be used against us or for us.Overall a fun to watch mini series.

Simon's Printing I watched this last night with the Mrs, she really isn't into hi-tech x-cop tries putting world to right TV shows but this she even said was good, that is a big plus. Let's face it, if you love geeky and plenty of car action then this has it all, plus the graphics are really good, the blond is also worth watching! Reading the reviews as I do, I think you are over watching looking for perfection, the fact the critics gave this a bench mark of 7 is quite high for this type of TV shows. As I say, I'd give this a chance, but then I liked the new Knight Rider and that was axed after first series, yet, series like Law & Order go on for decades. Lets just say, The Player was to me, amusing with a twist.

digitalmacgyver Where I was glad to see Phillip Winchester from Strike Back in a new role, I did not want it to be the same role. Philip Winchester as Alex Kane is very plausible, after all the military's of the world are adopting a Special Operations model. Why him, why doing what he does. In the last few minutes you get a quick wrapper of why he left his old life, and what made him "a better man". Hopefully we will get to see more of his old life surface as the season progresses.The concept of using big data to predict or identify future crimes has been used in many shows. I did like that they did not make it see the future, only predict the potential outcome. We do that now with Predictive Analytic's and Algorithms, so not to far from truth on this...just they have better data.The setting in Vegas has a lot of combinations of locations, and can mix and match for a few seasons....example Las Vegas the TV show. So this could stay interesting for a while. So the potential is there, but the key will be keeping the story line fresh, introducing some actual bad guys that are real, and not having the same outcome every time. What could kill this show is the drama about Jenny, if they spend all the time focusing on vengeance, this this will be a short lived program. We need a hero that we can believe in, one that bleeds, one that can fall down and get up, one that can smile and tell a joke.Take a play book from Strike Back, mix it up. I look forward to seeing how this show evolves and if the writers can keep us engaged.