Bluff City Law

I was not overly impressed with the first episode, but figured i would give the 2nd one a try. Episode by episode it has improved and has caught my attention and had me looking forward to the next episode. I feel this one will continue to improve and captivate the audience. If people were not impressed by the first episode they should give it a try and watch the others.

Not bad, entertaining, good pace. I think some of the characters will be intriguing and likeable as the show develops.

It's only been one episode but so far, so good. I have to reserve judgement because of today's TVverse. This, however, was void of political agenda, the soundtrack wasn't blaring while the actors were speaking, it was just pure entertainment with good writing, great acting, and researched courtroom procedures. A night and day difference from "All Rise". I might be a little biased, because I am a huge fan of Sloane. Great facial expressions. He was great in "Longmire" and, so far, great in this. McGee is another that I was impressed with.

Someone not mentioned in the reviews is the role of Scott Shepherd as George Ball, the wrongly convicted man who was finally exonerated after spending six years in prison. The scene at the cemetery where he meets the mother of the dead girl was stunning. Ball's struggle to adapt to a society that left him behind for six years is an ongoing subplot that creates an empathy lacking in other prime time show.

I am enjoying this show less and less. Elijah Strait's wife is very revered by Elijah and all, and it is getting more difficult to accept the perfection of the woman while out of sight. I do recognize she is dead but she evidently is perfect. Hard to accept. And it seems this show wants to take on all current social issues that are causing some angst all at once. This current show deals with euthanasia, alternate life style issues, health care issues etc Seems a lot for one show when some of the viewers are wrestling with their own beliefs. I seems TV wants to take us into the brave new world all at once and I am starting to resent it.