What makes a good TV series? Strong characters that you care about; plot development that spans episodes; good writing; excellent production values.
This series has it all.
Given all the lame ideas that are recycled from TV shows in order to make movies, it is amazing that this one hasn't been picked up and made this television show into a movie. If they ever do, they would be hard-pressed to come up with a better cast, the most outstanding of which is Jayne Brook as detective Jamie Avery. The combination of her performance and the excellent writing make this character real, believable, and intelligent.
I picked up a copy of the entire season from someone that had taped it, and am almost at the end, which I already know does not resolve all the open plot issues. As others have said, we'd sure like to have more, and would pay real money to see "the final episode."
This series has it all.
Given all the lame ideas that are recycled from TV shows in order to make movies, it is amazing that this one hasn't been picked up and made this television show into a movie. If they ever do, they would be hard-pressed to come up with a better cast, the most outstanding of which is Jayne Brook as detective Jamie Avery. The combination of her performance and the excellent writing make this character real, believable, and intelligent.
I picked up a copy of the entire season from someone that had taped it, and am almost at the end, which I already know does not resolve all the open plot issues. As others have said, we'd sure like to have more, and would pay real money to see "the final episode."