GennaJourney

So So.

I want to see if the show gets its legs. The set was sophisticated. The question of whether they meant that John Watson is answered early enough to not be distracting the whole time.

I want to like it. The reason I will come back for more is Morris Chestnut can develop a range even if all the director wants to do is make him as sexy as possible, forget the plot. It can be terrible for a super tight script.

Slow start. What's the deal with the separated partner? Why these residents or new doctors? What makes the patient cases compelling enough to get free care?

Will Holmes or Moriarty join the cast this season?

It's enough of a hook to return.

I felt a need to just say a word or two about this movie. It isn't everyday a female teacher gets a chance to see a story about girls who are being lost and left by the wayside.

Whatever happens with the class clown who just seems to have one or two social problems? Do they go on to reform themselves and be a girl makes good story? Or do they just sink down into a pit of their own making? This documentary is one about two ladies in Baltimore, Maryland. The story might play out differently if people live in different parts of the United States. It even might be common enough where a street smart person might say, "Yes and?" For everyone else, it can be devastating.

These ladies are smart, pretty, idealistic and ambitious. How did they wind up incarcerated at such a young age? Will they make it? The filmmaker just tells you about their circumstances. She doesn't have to go into depth for those of us familiar with the statistics. If you like documentaries and want to find out more, make use of the resources mentioned in the DVD extras and take another step.

It is worth your time and your understanding.