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Many reviewers have mentioned the plot so I won't waste time repeating.

It's mostly good and something three generations of family can watch together which is rare.

Only knock is some parts are predictable & cliched plus you need to suspend disbelief as two of the female officers would in no way pass the academy fitness / physical requirements. It's noticeable they can't actually run in some scenes, yet somehow manage to catch up to super fast young male offenders. Other than that it's definitely worth putting on your watch list. It's also a series where you can watch binge fashion without losing interest.

So RD plays Biden who decides not to contest another election due to his mental and cognitive issues so Harris goes on to win the election in his place but appoints him head of a committee to investigate cyber attacks which crippled the nation. Names have been changed of course So the good part is it's only 6 episodes long so they can't let characters waffle on or spend 3 episodes building characters, let the cast spruce their agendas etc, it jumps straight in. Acting was fine, production was fine, story was mostly fine.

Being they did this before the election so politics didn't play as bigger part as I feared it may, so it was watchable from start to finish as there was no flying of flags etc.

Hard to review several season and two cities in one review.

It's one of those Australian series which recycles the same old actors and actresses which detracts from it.

Another cliche is they use the old bogan Aussie accent for just about everyone which hasn't been heard much in the last 40-50 years. People just don't talk that way.

The Golden Mile season they opted for over dramatisation rather than sticking to facts which is annoying as a lot of it was public knowledge after the Royal Commission concluded.

If you ignore all that it's watchable though annoying at times and was probably better exported though was done by a domestic network.

Best save it for a rainy week.