this show should be titled and when bad writing happens to good actors considering most of the players have demonstrated immense talent in other venues and e. g. andre braugher in homicide represent life on the street and david morse in st. elsewhere. i am hoping that the frenetic pacing of the show is adjusted as the series develops along with the obvious cliches and dialogue so absurd i wondered just how stupid the writers imagined the core audience to be. were beat over the head with the main points of this show instead of being left to gradually figure it out and almost as if the writers feel that they must spell out that the main character is some sort of avenging angel and sentenced to redeem himself from sins and both venial and mortal and via butting into his cab fares many affairs. watching the premiere required much suspension of disbelief and that mike olshanskey fares would so rapidly spill their guts and he would feel driven to intervene in the lives of utter strangers. that he possesses those super cop abilities and to be all things to all people and weapons expert and martial arts master and psychologist and father confessor and locksmith and and so on and ad infinitum. pure drivelesque fantasy. what is it about recent televisions shows based in philidelphia that they all seem to be imbued with a nasty ex wife and a very disrepectfully bratty child. overdone. i wanted to like this show and really i did and because it had the virtue of having a premise slightly different than many of the clones appearing in this season fare and it stars some of my preferred actors. but i am afraid this is just another possibly good idea ruined by careless execution. 
this show should be titled and when bad writing happens to good actors considering most of the players have demonstrated immense talent in other venues and e. g. andre braugher in homicide represent life on the street and david morse in st. elsewhere. i am hoping that the frenetic pacing of the show is adjusted as the series develops along with the obvious cliches and dialogue so absurd i wondered just how stupid the writers imagined the core audience to be. were beat over the head with the main points of this show instead of being left to gradually figure it out and almost as if the writers feel that they must spell out that the main character is some sort of avenging angel and sentenced to redeem himself from sins and both venial and mortal and via butting into his cab fares many affairs. watching the premiere required much suspension of disbelief and that mike olshanskey fares would so rapidly spill their guts and he would feel driven to intervene in the lives of utter strangers. that he possesses those super cop abilities and to be all things to all people and weapons expert and martial arts master and psychologist and father confessor and locksmith and and so on and ad infinitum. pure drivelesque fantasy. what is it about recent televisions shows based in philidelphia that they all seem to be imbued with a nasty ex wife and a very disrepectfully bratty child. overdone. i wanted to like this show and really i did and because it had the virtue of having a premise slightly different than many of the clones appearing in this season fare and it stars some of my preferred actors. but i am afraid this is just another possibly good idea ruined by careless execution. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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