User Reviews

...but probably the best episode so far. I was worried they were gonna force Jake and Cobie together (no chemistry whatsoever there, but, hopefully, they're off that track. Strong sidestory concentrating on Ansel, who is the actual star of the show, so that was nice. Strong character development with some background added. Story, yes, formulaic, done a thousand times, reinforces stereotype....but stereotypes are there for a reason, people, and it ain't cuz they're hardly ever accurate. IMO, well done, keep it up. For the homophobes who won't watch anymore...you will not be missed.

It really wasn't that bad. Not like some of the folks are saying here anyway. So Dex had a girlfriend once upon a time (revealed in an earlier episode), so what? She is tied to the Rose City, it's not like they would get back together.

Oh yeah, and the main plot story? Yeah, predictable and formulaic.....

The series continues to build its characters, exploring their past, their relationships, forging their present life. That's all very well done.

Also: homophobes didn't like it (but are okay with murderers. Go figure!). To bad for them!

The show is quite frankly a mess, writing wise. The first episode, written by the creator of the comic book, did well and struck a good balance between humor, action and drama. They haven't been doing so well since then, and admittedly the shameless sweeps bait is not faring much better.

It's like the show doesn't know what it wants to be and who it wants to be for, as it usually the case for network shows lately, as they desperately want to reach younger audiences than the usual senior homes and leave it to beaver families watching their shows, but remain completely unable to accept that they will have to sacrifice the baby boomers if they want to get anyone born after 1980 interested.

It doesn't help that ABC seems to believe (thank you Grey's Anatomy?) that female led shows can only be interesting to female viewers if there are love interests, love triangles, boy trouble and all the usual BS that comes with "shows for women" from the early 2000s and before.

So was this a good episode? No. Why? Because it wasn't sexy enough? or because the guest lesbian wasn't hot enough? or because "homosexuality ruins everything" (LOL)? Nope. Because the writing was bad and the character in the comics is bisexual through and through. Not just when it's about getting old pervs to watch the show during sweeps.

And by the way, Cobie Smulders is a producer on the show. IF she didn't want to do a gay scene, she wouldn't have picked a comic book whose character is bisexual. Then network happened.

There was a really good bit in this episode. I won't spoil it but you'll know it when you see it.

I quite enjoy this show, but that Fiona character was an eyesore....And this episode was really bad. It's not possible for the writers to lose imagination after only 5 episodes...A P.I . woman should be a juicy subject for few seasons...

This episode was a clunker. No surpises (too easy to figure out who did it). Okay character development with other characters is the only saving Grace.

Was trying to like this show but after this one, nope. Too much Pushing lifestyles and attitudes that are really not mainstream.