Just got around to watching this and it was great. The thing I enjoyed most was the villains. Much like CW's 'The 100', they're not simply foils for the "good guys" to do battle with but full fleshed complex people. "People sleep peacefully in their beds at night only because rough men stand ready to do violence on their behalf", Sinatra and maybe moreso Billy, embodied that quote/phrase in the best of was. Looking forward to season 2 but like others I'm not particularly excited about the potential storylines they seem to be setting up. Good for Jane, she got her Wii and she seemed to have maintained her mask with her colleagues.

This was actually a pretty good show. Now if you had somehow removed guy from the equation it could have been great.

Another great season. Though was really hoping this would have been the end of Ho.

The episode begins with Frank and Sarah making plans for his eventual retirement because it was "[her] turn". By the end we get the traditional 'it's the job or your family' dialogue because no cop show is complete without it. I'll spare you all my usual rant about not watching shows with kids(especially teenagers) in the main cast, just know, this show only reinforced my position. The seemingly ruthless alcoholic CIA woman had potential but as time went on I lost faith in her as well. Same goes for Havlock, the more I see the less I like him. So that's a bust on all characters and the whole masterplan thing seems unnecessary had it been more grounded it might have made a pretty good miniseries.