Jett

I don't get why so many people dislike this show. The overall rating is much lower than the episode ratings which seems bizarre unless someone has an agenda and a legion of trolls behind them trying to get the show cancelled. The number of ratings for a show just out and on a minor network is also suspicious. People offended by nudity? Or interracial relationships? I wouldn't say this is the best new show but it's as good as any in the class. I wouldn't say it's unique either. There have been other shows with female leads with similar characteristics and plot lines but it's not predictable either. I can't find too much at fault with the writing, acting, or production. It's certainly better than the ratings suggest.

I won't lie, Carla Gugino is the only reason I considered checking this show out.

Didn't come into this expecting too much but honestly after one episode, there is enough going on to hook me and keep me coming back.

Decent acting, good cast selection. Good story and the sets look very stylish and detailed. Wardrobe department deserves credit and the music score top notch.

Very well written with enough twists to keep me guessing, I only hope the season can keep up with this first episode and not have a let down.

I think Jett is in one of the most promising new shows I've seen this year.

The characters are well drawn, the violence is unconventional (if not, at times, actually funny). And he shape of this series is beginning to come into focus. It's a show that stands out to me in similar ways that other worthwhile contemporaries did (like killing Eve and breaking bad), uniquely it's own compelling style and world. Enjoy!

My initial impression was "not great but engaging and different". As the season has worn on quite a bit has surprised and excited me... the ambiance, the camera movement or the dialogue of certain scenes. Despite one or two "disturbing" moments I'm truly impressed with how this show is evolving.

JETT is unlike anything else on TV. Several notches above Cinemax fare. People keep comparing it to Tarantino and Leonard but... there's other forces at work here. Female, Latin American, European influences. Like Dario Argento, Brian De Palma and Steve Soderbergh collaborating on some strange brew of female centric crime noir. Very very odd. Moving. Razor sharp. Very cool.