Proven Innocent

Of the 3 new series I've watched in the last few days, this got my attention. Solid cast, tight script with a lot of moving parts, and a wealth of material to explore in future installments. I'm anxious to check out the next few episodes to see if they can sustain the same level of interest.

I am not sure what all the other reviewers watched, but for me this was quite an interesting, if at times frustrating series to watch. Unlike most who have written reviews after one or more episodes I have watched all 13 of the first season.

As a bit of fan of Rachelle Lefevre and Candice Coke, so I am probably biased, it would have been nice to see a bit more of Candice Coke. Having said that I think my favourite characters were played by Vincent Kartheiser and Nikki M. James. Kelsey Grammer is always good, so he didn't surprise.

Like all TV Shows there are lot's of cliche moments and unbelievable moments, but if you are an experienced TV watcher, you should know to expect them and forgive them.

Season one had an ending, so the show could easily end where it finished, but an opening for another season was there to if that is in the works. Either way I enjoyed the show and if there is another season, bring it on, but it would not bother me if it is finished.

8/10 for me.

The show is good not great, but it is a TV show, it is there for entertainment and for that it does it's job. I am so glad I don't live in America where every thing is analysed for political reasons and nothing is taken on face value, must be a really tough way to live your life.

I think the show was OK. The topic is very intriguing and quite realistic. The acting could be a little bit better though in my opinion. Let's see how it continues in the next episodes.

So far so good, worth the watch. Intriguing, fast paced, good stories, good acting. Kelsey Grammar does well at playing the bad guy. Keep it going...