Detroit 187 S01E01 HDTV XviD-2HD

in this abc crime drama project, a fictional documentary filmmaking crew goes inside detroit\'s
homicide division.

not much about it, but something at least.


http://www.tv.com/detroit-1-8-7/show/78453/summary.html?q=detroit%20187&tag=search_results ;title;1

i liked it, reminded me of southland. you have the cops style action sequences and reality style
character interactions. it seems like it could stay on for a few seasons if it doesn't get too
one-case-a-week deal.

wasn't sure about this but was pleasently surprised how good it was,will definatly keep watching.

different enough from other cop dramas to stand apart from the crowd imo...and a hell of good
cast... it's got me! only disappointment is the *bleeping* bleeping... but that's abc for you...
would have worked better on hbo or showtime perhaps!

i got a little behind in my series, so i only watched this today (sep. 23).

michael imperioli as a cop (i loved his ray carling in the scuttled us life on mars) is a natural
fit (much like michael as a mafiosi) so that's a massive plus to this show. the cast and their
relationships might shape up into something worthwhile - cop near retirement, tough cop with a crush
on his coworker and ex-narcotics officer now in homicide.

i must state that i like cop shows with twists - life on mars (uk), mentalist and psych are examples
- so straight forward, "salt of the earth" cops don't seem all that interesting to me. this one is
of the second kind so i, most likely, won't follow it but in no way is it a bad show especially
considering the show's courage to show dead people and have people die "on screen".

btw, imperioli's character's quirks are fascinating and i think his character is fascinating enough
to even warrant watching the second episode.

just finished watching this as well, and from the first episode alone, (though i also found it similar to
southland) i liked this even better. great to see michael imperioli back on television again!