Tommy

I have never watched Edie Falco shows but I do like the California spin opposite of Blue Bloods. The casting looks good and not full of blood, guts and gore of other shows.

I thought it might be another political smash and grab at first but it did not turn into a conservative comedy like other CBS shows.

I did have to do a rewind when it appeared Martin Milner from Adam-12 was escorting Arturo out of his house.

When this series initially started apprehension existed about the new chief of police, being a lesbian. This fortunately only played a minor role but had many viewers worried throughout the series.

The show became a slick fast moving and exciting story which reached its crescendo in episode 12, the final episode.

Regretfully this series has not been renewed.

Nevertheless, If you like an interesting and different cop show with a complete ending, give it a try - it will not disappoint.

I love seeing a powerful woman in a position that has historically been male dominated in the real world. Gives a glimpse into how women respond to leadership. Confident/powerful but still humble, strong/fierce without losing compassion, brilliant/passionate yet open to hearing/encouraging ideas and views brought forth by others. I'm looking forward to seeing how the character of Tommy evolves!

Had really low expectations with the ridiculously low rating of 4.8*@146v (think I also saw it at 1.2* earlier). What's up with the hate on shows/movies with female leads, who may or may not be gay?? Batwoman, Captain Marvel (on RT), etc. Anyway, I'm looking forward to episode 2 and the rest of season 1.

It comes down to what is your cup o' tea.

What's your taste, of course.

The writing is interesting, informative, pushing social boundaries laced with positive options, while facing politics and heavy hits of life.

This is not a skimmer.

Watching straight through - it's fascinating.

Usually I can see where storylines are going after my decades of TV / film watching, but these stories so far take little twists and turns becoming unpredictable ..

It is omniscient.

Written decisions by the lead, a lesbian Chief of Police in Los Angeles (that's in the trailer) are refreshing to watch, making a study on how things have been handled and yet could be handled in the force, family life, the media.. At the same time you get tastes into the lives and pov's of others.

Acting is right on par.

Everyone has an excellent embodiment of the depth and quirkiness of his or her character for the first season, which usually takes a while to develop. It has already become really fun for me to watch them play off each other.. and I'm left so far anticipating how they'll all handle their next social, personal on the grid and off the grid situations Life will throw at them.