Watched two episodes to be sure that it wasn't just the pilot.
Decided to give it a shot because of Scott. It is almost decent, but the whole show feels rushed and like it's always something missing. They bombard you with all this info and many logic plotholes that are there just because they didn't bother to think about it/probably greenlighted as "good enough" (mostly about investigations themselves where timelines and the characters actions are sketchy).
To give an example an be careful this is the spoiler that is contained here in this review: in the second episode they have a live video with a crime. Somehow they get to the miracle number 68 minutes as deadline from some point and they have enough time in 68 minutes to go to the crime scene(from HQ), spend a few minutes aresting someone, get back to HQ, interogate the suspect and somehow go at the location in the video on time to save that person. All of that in the middle of the day. I barely can wrap my mind how tight that schedule was and somehow they don't even seem to rush that fast in the cars en-route to the victim. Not to mention when there is such a "time sensitive" case in front of them they are interrupted by a colleague at the beginning of the investigation and go just to have a talk about another case unrelated and a pointless conversation that could have took place after this one was over.
Not a bad show, but it isn't a good one yet. Maybe if someone else gets the helm in the next episodes, but after two episodes I feel like I could watch something better.
Decided to give it a shot because of Scott. It is almost decent, but the whole show feels rushed and like it's always something missing. They bombard you with all this info and many logic plotholes that are there just because they didn't bother to think about it/probably greenlighted as "good enough" (mostly about investigations themselves where timelines and the characters actions are sketchy).
To give an example an be careful this is the spoiler that is contained here in this review: in the second episode they have a live video with a crime. Somehow they get to the miracle number 68 minutes as deadline from some point and they have enough time in 68 minutes to go to the crime scene(from HQ), spend a few minutes aresting someone, get back to HQ, interogate the suspect and somehow go at the location in the video on time to save that person. All of that in the middle of the day. I barely can wrap my mind how tight that schedule was and somehow they don't even seem to rush that fast in the cars en-route to the victim. Not to mention when there is such a "time sensitive" case in front of them they are interrupted by a colleague at the beginning of the investigation and go just to have a talk about another case unrelated and a pointless conversation that could have took place after this one was over.
Not a bad show, but it isn't a good one yet. Maybe if someone else gets the helm in the next episodes, but after two episodes I feel like I could watch something better.