An easy to watch, family-friendly detective show set in St. John's that is easy to watch and good for when the other typical explosions first, ask questions later shows get you down.
This is a very Canadian show, not always a good thing but not always bad either, with characters that are very obvious and inoffensive, but I do find that many well-acted and realistic shows tend to get a bit too heavy and hard to digest at times. This show which is refreshingly set in the east coast instead of the usual (but awesome) suspects of Toronto or Montreal, has a fun but not very serious vibe to it. There is a romance that took a few seasons to blossom between Charlie and Sarah, but there is unfortunately zero chemistry there. The slo-mo scenes of Rex jumping are tacky, and it's at times like watching a walk through rehersal, but the how does have its moments. The supporting cast of Joe, Jesse and Sarah are likable and this is an entertaining show if you ignore the inoffensive nature of it.
This is a very Canadian show, not always a good thing but not always bad either, with characters that are very obvious and inoffensive, but I do find that many well-acted and realistic shows tend to get a bit too heavy and hard to digest at times. This show which is refreshingly set in the east coast instead of the usual (but awesome) suspects of Toronto or Montreal, has a fun but not very serious vibe to it. There is a romance that took a few seasons to blossom between Charlie and Sarah, but there is unfortunately zero chemistry there. The slo-mo scenes of Rex jumping are tacky, and it's at times like watching a walk through rehersal, but the how does have its moments. The supporting cast of Joe, Jesse and Sarah are likable and this is an entertaining show if you ignore the inoffensive nature of it.