Harrow

I really like Harrow. Was so upset when they canceled Forever so this helps make up for it. But I still prefer Forever cuz I love the immortality and Judd Hursh's role.

Not a fan of Aussie drama but this is a gem. Must view!

While I can't speak to the authenticity of Australian location portrayal, as other reviewers have, I think the show was great. Acting, camera work, jokes, and banter between coworkers, all served to create a believable environment. And that dark past of his, just waiting to be revealed and possibly destroy everything, hovers in the background, creating tension. I find myself waiting for the next episode. One reviewer complains about there being a personal story behind the main character, but that's how we end up finding out about that mysterious past of his. And, seriously, what do they want? A cardboard cutout character with minimal lines and no home life? The added drama keeps the show interesting, adds extra levels to the character as it goes, and family members are always potentially at risk when there's a hero character involved, so there's that. Give the show a chance and don't pay attention to bad reviews if you already think you might like something.

Quite like the way the camera stays on Harrow's face for too long, as he portrays his angst at each new situation. The director is saying....."see my international star drawcard." All good fun. The shots of Brisbane CBD where Harrow lives on his boat are fun for us locals. The old dental school in Turbot St is used as his work location - good call. It does get you in, even though it's not polished. Sort of like Brisbane itself.

If it doesn't get you in straight away then persist a little. The characters develop nicely as the writers find their stride and the stories gain momentum. Definitely worth a watch.