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Love this show. Yes it's predictable. ALL procedural crime shows are predictable. Only so many characters in an episode! It's the telling of a story that makes it stand out from the rest. It is also amazing acting to bring great writing to life. This cast delivers! Thank you for this show. Finally something funny and entertaining on Netflix

More of a comedy, very much like Monk. If you are a fan of Monk, you'll more than likely appreciate The Good Cop. Sometimes you just want to relax and enjoy a simple who done it and likeable characters. Very old school, love that there's no social messages or preachy political views. Love the Tony Danza and Josh Grodan duo. For a change, I'm thanking Netflix.

A fun, PG cop show my teens and I enjoy together! We all find something to laugh at and cringe with at the awkward social dynamics. A great break from the flashes of blood and gore, and the drawn out violent crime scenes. Listening to Burl, in episode 6, make an off-the-wall comment about Greg Kinnear has become a family joke/prank and we all listen for the name in each remaining episode.

Why Netflix! Whyyyyy!? Josh Groban has huge potential as an actor. And Tony Danza's still got it. Sad that Netflix has announced its cancellation just after 10 episodes. I felt that the writers did a good job on fresh ideas.

This does remind me of a series from the 1990s but that is a good thing. Josh Groban is fantastic as a straight owl but still a good and interesting lead character. For me, the only issue was Tony Danza. I enjoy him very much but, the show needed about 50% less of him. Sometimes they hire a big name and use them too much. I ended up fast forwarding though most of his scenes.

Great characters with good chemistry. Great stories. Reminiscent of Monk and Psych. And bonus ... not filled with smut and bad language that Netflix thinks everyone wants.

A fun cop show with a lot and I do mean A LOT of socially awkward moments.

Comes off cold at first but the humor picks up and things just get better and better as the season goes along. The characters are likable and the cases interesting. It's such a shame it only got one season.

I just loved this show from the episode 1.. great acting .. light hearted.. entertaining and binge worthy ! These days most of the shows are so dark and meaningless that after you are back from long day at work you can't watch them. But this show brings a nice breeze of suspense and comic. Give it a go and you will be surprised ..

"The Good Cop" has some of the look and feel of one of my favorite shows, "Monk." Where TGC quirky characters fail to meet Adrian Monk's quirkiness is in the heart. Adrian was brilliant with OCD and phobias, but he cared for people. Big Tony has charm and constantly tells his son "I love you, son!" and then lies to him and uses him. Tony Junior is a rabid rule follower who constantly furrows his brow and sighs; he has no friends.

Secondary characters are one-dimensional too. Burl hardly works, Cora is mad all the time, and Ryan acts stoned. These are not fun characters to root for.

I won't watch season two.

Although I like Josh Groban, I felt watching this show is like eating a McDonald's hamburger. No big failure and even familiar taste, but there are plenty of other choices available. Probably I have watched too many Netflix's edgy programs. Comparing to them, I found no special grips in The Good Cop. The structure is much alike Monk, which means a bit obsolete in these days. And the quality is lower than Monk because no impressive dialogues were made between the dad and the son. Such poor dialogues resulted in poor character development too. If a cop drama deals with predictable cases, at least protagonists should be magnetic.

I just read all 123 reviews already posted - I agree with all the positives and understand most of the negatives, but even those are things that endear it to me!!! I like the father-son relationship, the subtle humour and the co-workers' interactions. I like being able to solve the crimes before the show is over, without blowing up my brain in the process! I like the blatant lack of 'grittiness' - gratuitous gore, sex and bad language - a very refreshing change! I even like watching out for the multiple continuity errors!! Please, Netflix, give us Season 2 as soon as possible, and bring out the first one on DVD?? I just hope Josh can spare some more time for it in his hectic working schedule!

Some new talent like Grobin nice to watch. Danza in nearly every scene and after awhile you wish he would just go away and do the laundry off camera. Thought it would be a detective show instead it is some hapless disgraced ex-detective father (Danza) of a super honest detective son (Grobin) with the crime as a side line. Just when the story gets interesting with the other characters and the crime, guess whose face, close-up, pops in at every inopportune moment. Got fed up with Danza and his useless character side show (and his face) after the 3rd episode.

This could be so much better. But it's really slow-- like watching-paint-dry slow. And you often solve the mystery in your own really early in the show.

You'd think that they would milk the lovable good-guy persona of Groban. They try to, but it really turns out to be a more boring than charming.

There's also supposed to be a good-cop/bad-cop, dad-disappoints-son conflict between Groban and Danza. But again, they really don't capitalize on that.

Anyway, I've watched the first 3 episodes and the writing and tempo haven't improved. I think I may be done with it.

How fun is this little series? Light with a little whodunit thrown in. The perfect balance of easy peasy and quick wit. Tony Danza sings, but not Josh Groban. The first season is a scant 10 episodes, not nearly enough. More please. Greg Kinear.

The excellent comedic drama created by Andy Breckman ran as a Netflix series and sadly faced cancellation after the first season. Netflix made a mistake not renewing the series in my opinion (it is one of the most well written and well acted productions on television). Stars Josh Groban and Tony Danza and all their co-stars really developed interesting characters, and the plots involved creative twists. Unfortunately, the series ended after only 10 episodes, so viewers may wonder about the outcome of a long term mystery contained within the series. The plots did not depend upon the mindless violence which pervades so much of network and streamed television. The series carried strong similarities with Mr. Breckman's Monk series, particularly in terms of the strong character development and the incisive scrpting. This show likely appeals to a broad demographic range (including many audience members who can recall television before comic books). Viewers lost the chance to follow this series when Netflix cancelled it after only about a month and a half without offering much of an opportunity for the show to develop a large Netflix audience. The first 10 episodes holds excellent binge watching potential. Catch re-runs on Netflix while you can!

Just fun Greatest crime show with humor NOT Groban and Danza the greatest actors--NOT even close--but together with these writers pretty darn good, Lots of fun and laughs YESSSSSSSS--and without a lot of graphic violence or course language etc I hope there is a season2

How do I just find this show, binge it all weekend, and already it's cancelled? I wish Netflix would have billed this better. If you love Psych or Republic of Doyle, will enjoy this show.

Caught this show on Netflix and decided to give it a go, and I am currently half way through the first series.

I was interested to see it was done by the creator of the American show Monk, which is one of my favourite yank TV shows.

But I don't agree about The Good Cop being a better show than Monk, I prefer that because its got a better central character. Monk is carried by him he is the show, such that I can't recall any of the other characters.

The Good Cop frankly relies on an assemble cast to support him, they are essential ingredients to the shows appeal.

The Good Cop himself unlike Monk is not simply a quirky idiosyncratic individual, he is intensely irritating and fundamentally anal to the nth degree. He has absolutely no redeeming features whatsoever, such that how could anyone bare to even spend any time in his company?

The basic detective 'Team' is minuscule, Lieutenant Tony Caruso Junior, Sergeant Burl Loomis, and Ryan. How the heck would Ryan get a job there, and what could his qualifications possibly be?

Cora Vasquez she takes one exam, and hey presto she's a detective, only in America.

Overall its a good show and should definitely get another series, go watch it and make up your own mind about it.

Tony Danza and Josh Groban are the perfect foils for each other. I didn't expect to even like it and I ended up binging the whole thing. It's predicable, which I prefer. And there's even singing & dancing. So much better than the typical downers that most cop shows are. Thank you Netflix.

Squeaky clean cop TJ Caruso is a good cop, the same cop as in the title.

His dad, not so squeaky clean and no longer a cop...

People die, the good cop solves the crime. It's fairly basic stuff but done well.

The cast do a good job with a not too taxing series of misadventures.

It's not ground breaking stuff, but it's nice easy watching comedy drama. A solid 7 out of 10.

I wanted to like this show. The idea of the disgraced detective dad and the by the books detective son had promise, but it comes across just luke warm and boring. It's pretty unbelievable that Danza's character could be both popular in prison and still a friend of his former colleagues at the precinct. Groban could be quirky and endearing like Monk, but instead he's just wooden and annoying. And that awful piano music in the background! Please, lose the dreadful piano music!

Just started this underrated show and started loving it. It was light, interesting cases and lovely cast. Loved the father son duo. Monica the lady inspector was awesome and couldn't wait to see TJ and her relationship develop. Well! now i cant. NETFLIX has cancelled the show i understand there might be less viewership but not all shows have to be dark or long or complicated or mind numbing. You need show like these to chill and have a good laugh. Great acting sad ending to the show. Hope we can see more of it.

Great cast mix - good writing - great show! Hoping for more episodes to come, as 10 was enough to get us hooked and waiting for more. Thank you, Netflix!