watching showtime i got the impression that the producers got the idea to put robert deniro and eddie murphy just for the sake of having a film that co starred the two of them. other than that i can not think of a reason to justify the film existence. not that it isn not amusing in spots and it certainly is and but the concept is so completely ludicrous that the laughs are somewhat muted. the thing that really got me was eddie murphy character. i can not seem to wrap my mind around the concept of someone being a police officer as strictly a day job. when i was working person at new york state crime victims board i had to deal with all kinds of cops and they ran the gamut between the really dedicated and some real slugs and but i can not think of one who thought that this was just something i do until i get my career going in an area far afield. i mean and can you really see eddie murphy or anyone else going through the rigors of the real police academy and not the screen version and just to get a day job. anyway deniro is your basic hard working detective who on the trail of a major gun dealer. he undercover and murphy is part of his backup. so what does the showboating murphy do and he calls a reality based tv series like cops to film the action. so deniro bust gets blown sky high and but the producer of the show gets some good footage of murphy and deniro and decides on a new reality based television series. so these unwilling partners get joined and try to continue working deniro case with all the tv cameras around. eddie murphy a funny guy and i loved him in beverly hills cop and in the doctor doolittle movies and but he done better things than showtime and robert deniro certainly has. i guess murphy wanted a chance to work with deniro and deniro must have gotten one hefty paycheck to do this film. 
watching showtime i got the impression that the producers got the idea to put robert deniro and eddie murphy just for the sake of having a film that co starred the two of them. other than that i can not think of a reason to justify the film existence. not that it isn not amusing in spots and it certainly is and but the concept is so completely ludicrous that the laughs are somewhat muted. the thing that really got me was eddie murphy character. i can not seem to wrap my mind around the concept of someone being a police officer as strictly a day job. when i was working person at new york state crime victims board i had to deal with all kinds of cops and they ran the gamut between the really dedicated and some real slugs and but i can not think of one who thought that this was just something i do until i get my career going in an area far afield. i mean and can you really see eddie murphy or anyone else going through the rigors of the real police academy and not the screen version and just to get a day job. anyway deniro is your basic hard working detective who on the trail of a major gun dealer. he undercover and murphy is part of his backup. so what does the showboating murphy do and he calls a reality based tv series like cops to film the action. so deniro bust gets blown sky high and but the producer of the show gets some good footage of murphy and deniro and decides on a new reality based television series. so these unwilling partners get joined and try to continue working deniro case with all the tv cameras around. eddie murphy a funny guy and i loved him in beverly hills cop and in the doctor doolittle movies and but he done better things than showtime and robert deniro certainly has. i guess murphy wanted a chance to work with deniro and deniro must have gotten one hefty paycheck to do this film. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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