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)

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.

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.

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.

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.

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