I cant imagine the Suits/House for Behavioral Scientists being interesting to folks.
shareMaybe crime show junkies like me? I watched the first episode and liked it. It's not dazzling, to be sure, but I'd watch more if it was free.
shareIt’s CBS back in old folks mode, Murder She Wrote for the contemporary geezer. I AM a geezer, and you could not pay me enough to watch this. I expect a lot of ads from Big Pharma.
shareSeriously? This is an NBC show, and it's a pretty good and strong crime drama with an eccentric protagonist with a unique approach to deciphering crimes. It's literally nothing like Murder She Wrote---which I did like back in the day. Jesse L. Martin is so good as the lead, it makes you wonder why it took him so long to get another lead role in a show after L&O. I also wish people would stop commenting on shows they claim they don't like but have never even bothered to watch. If you haven't watched a show, there is no point in commenting on it---that's really makes no sense at all. Just shut up and refrain from commenting until you're actually watched it---then you'll have something to say.
shareI did watch it. Got the network wrong, but I stand by the rest of my statement. There is nothing worth watching on broadcast network TV. Those days are long gone.
You seem to be content with network content. Good for you.
I watch nothing on network TV. My wife likes Young Sheldon so sometimes I dally with her while she's watching an episode. Other than that, absolutely nothing. Network TV is now full of unintelligent game shows, and reality TV. If there's good shows out there, I have no desire to search them out because of what's advertised.
shareI watch both network and streaming TV----you can find good things to watch on both. If you haven't seen network TV in a long time, then how would you even know what's worth watching on it, and what isn't? And why waste time commenting on anything you're not going to watch? That really makes no sense at all whatsoever.
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