I Am Homicide

Low and behold..thats his favorite oneliner....he's so intelligent that he says 'aks' instead of ask..he acts like he solves everything by him self.

Complaning abouth his former chief (backstabbing) ..bragging abouth how great he is..he could fit right in a episode of Shaft as a pimp.... When his phone rings he always uses the term 'ringadingding'..it's the great McFadden show,using victims for his benefit.

If a cop like him came to me and act as cockey as he does without any proof,I would be realy pissed..accusing people in a disrespectfull manor,to find out later they are innocent.

He looks likw a clown,acts like a clown and still thinks he's serious

I don't like this guy.

I like the show. It looks at real cases and this guy was obviously good at solving them. I have to be honest, it does remind me off a spin-off of the Detective Kenda series with a different flavor to it. I like the fact that other detectives and reporters chime in and give different perspectives to the stories. I hope it makes it to season 2 because I love detective shows, but I know the market is being saturated with them and unless you've got the best of the best, your show may not stay around. Not fond of Detective McFadden's attempts at humor, but I still like the show. I also like the fact that he investigates cases all over Charlotte and not just "In the Hood." Which is what I thought it would be when I saw the previews.

I really like this unique style of story telling, the detective's personality really makes the show. He touches you in way that you fill for the victims and you cheer for the hero that brings down the criminals. It is also so nice to see something different from all the reality shows the are based on women yelling at each other or anyone . So in my opinion you brought television back to life and thank you for that.

The guy is sharply dressed but makes the rookie mistake in the commercial by buttoning the last button on his suit coat.I can expect a young man with a single mother to make this distracting mistake but not a 50 year old man. What's worse is the wardrobe department didn't know any better!

Reviews here either love it or hate it. The haters seem to disparage it for not being big city slick. Watch TV for that. I'm a long time true crime addict and this show is every bit as good as Homicide Hunter but with an entirely different flavor. One thing, it's in the South and sports some local dialect. If that puts your nose out of joint, get over yourself and just enjoy the crime solving. Garry McFadden, our detective, speaks home style, just like you would be jawing with friends. His approach to crime and criminals is educational. You almost feel like you could learn to do this job. What I really like is the enthusiasm he has for the chase. There is no doubt he loves his job--just the kind of guy that should be doing it.