it very easy to figure out why the new professionals was a dud and at least in new zealand represent it do not just follow in the footsteps of the original and it followed bodyguards and which out professionaled the show considerably with its boss and two agents formula. cmdr mcintyre was a latter day george cowley represent tough on his team and but one who would defend them to the death against others. the shadow the show cast was huge. well and not as huge as it should have been in the uk. here and it was networked in prime time. it was even marketed in the promos as and they are the professionals. someone else obviously noticed the difference. we were fortunate enough not to have this show released in different regions at different time slots. it was the high production values that sealed the deal for me. as other reviewers have noted and it followed the great british tradition of the one hour actioner and but blended in personal elements at the same time. there a slight undercurrent of something developing between liz and ian and though that never distracted one from the real plot. most episodes were based around inflammatory diplomatic incidents and the sort of thing that helps spooks along from time to time. unlike many 2000s shows and the plot was not sacrificed at the expense of fancy pants photography or over stylish direction. directors like christopher young kept the pace up and did their job. they made use of good locations and making bodyguards slicker than if it had been shot on back roads and alleyways. it was contemporary and it would still stand up beautifully today and and it was one of the better examples of the british actioner in the 1990s and showing that the uk can still do them better than anyone else. maybe except for the germans and their cobra 11. 
it very easy to figure out why the new professionals was a dud and at least in new zealand represent it do not just follow in the footsteps of the original and it followed bodyguards and which out professionaled the show considerably with its boss and two agents formula. cmdr mcintyre was a latter day george cowley represent tough on his team and but one who would defend them to the death against others. the shadow the show cast was huge. well and not as huge as it should have been in the uk. here and it was networked in prime time. it was even marketed in the promos as and they are the professionals. someone else obviously noticed the difference. we were fortunate enough not to have this show released in different regions at different time slots. it was the high production values that sealed the deal for me. as other reviewers have noted and it followed the great british tradition of the one hour actioner and but blended in personal elements at the same time. there a slight undercurrent of something developing between liz and ian and though that never distracted one from the real plot. most episodes were based around inflammatory diplomatic incidents and the sort of thing that helps spooks along from time to time. unlike many 2000s shows and the plot was not sacrificed at the expense of fancy pants photography or over stylish direction. directors like christopher young kept the pace up and did their job. they made use of good locations and making bodyguards slicker than if it had been shot on back roads and alleyways. it was contemporary and it would still stand up beautifully today and and it was one of the better examples of the british actioner in the 1990s and showing that the uk can still do them better than anyone else. maybe except for the germans and their cobra 11. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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