Blindspot

I find Ennis Esmer's shtick pretty funny, and Sullivan Stapleton is cool. This show, however, is the exact opposite of cool... And, no, wise guys and horndogs, I do not mean that it is hot. (10+ episodes)

For shaky cam aficionados and folks who enjoy seeing the same black-and-white flashback scene - of a praying nun getting shot in the back of the head no less - in slow motion, over and over, up to a dozen times each episode.

Yeah, the show went on for too long, and as time went on, it got less and less good. However, the cast had a good chemistry. I particularly like Ashley Johnson as Patterson, but Jaimie Alexander is of course a lot of fun when she gets to handle action, and Ennis Esmer as Rich Dotcom is a lot of fun. Overall, probably a guilty pleasure show, but there are usually a handful of really good episodes a season.

Lost has given me a bit of an allergy to these kinds of mystery-centric premises.

It suffers from various issues in both characters (with the exception of Jane) and story outside of Jane's personal struggles, but it had a great opening and the cinematography was good as was the pacing of the plot.

An entertaining series, not a good one, with some interesting episodes. The best of the last seasons is without doubt Rich.Com—Ennis Esmer. I knew him from "Private Eyes" and he is certainly a good comic. I do not like that much the performance of Sullivan, and he is not that hot as in other works of him.