@LadyShelley wrote:
I loved Lenkov's rebooted Hawaii Five-0. The man hit that series out of the park. Then came his new MacGyver. I gave that a chance until George Eads left, but the show never captured that same winning vibe as Five-0. Then he tried Magnum. I knew we were in trouble the second he cast Perdita Weeks as Higgins. It could have worked if he had never gone down the sexual tension road, but he did. So, yeah, while the ratings were strong enough for renewal (the issue was disagreements between CBS and the production company, not the actor's contracts or ratings numbers) I'm glad they put the show out of its misery. 

If Lenkov decides to reboot something else from my childhood, maybe he should go back to an ensemble show to re-do. trying to reboot these one main character shows into ensembles just doesn't work. 

Pretty much how I feel. Hawaii Five-0 hooked me from the first episode and held until the end. 

MacGyver liked the first 2 seasons. The rest were weak, in part of George Eads, but also I never understood the reason they decided to make Justin Hires's character a big part of the show. He was the biggest annoyance for me. 

I suffered through 2 seasons of Magnum PI, but the "love triangle" was too much for me. 

CBS is about what I expected. Glad they finally killed off Magnum PI. 
I was quite surprised about how much I enjoyed The Equaliser will be interesting to see if it continues to be interesting. 

I avoid The CW for the most part these days, but I gave a chance for Kung Fu out of boredom. The first season was okay, but the second season was a complete mess. Not surprised to see it renewed, but definitely the biggest disappointment. 

Cool. It grew on me. 

I like the setting and the story has promise, but as a pilot episode, it was shit.