Chaos

Chaos has all the components I like in a action comedy kind of series. It has a ongoing story that isn't too complex to follow and interesting action in every episode. The missions are thoughtful designed and not too unrealistic, still with some humor attached.

The series is about four CIA agents that together build a perfect team. They are on missions that mostly aren't approved in the first place, but of course pay out well all the time. Every guy has its specialties and plays a important roll in the missions. Of course some romance has been included in the ongoing story of the series that give it a fun touch.

I am really looking forward to see more seasons in the future.

I have been a fan of the show since the pilot, and I mirror every comment so far in that CBS has not managed the show well at all! I think the writing and the acting are both superb, scarily so since it resonates with me as believable when it comes to working in a bureaucracy. Kudos especially to the writers for balancing the humor and drama elements, keeping a tongue-in-cheek humor that has been fun to watch! I have currently seen more hints from CBS treating this as a summer show in hiatus than canceled, which I can live with and hope to change with word-of-mouth advertising. CBS needs to talk it up MUCH MORE and find it a steady home. I agree with during the week, maybe a Wednesday night/Thursday night fare more than on a Sunday night. I'll be there whenever it shows!

up to the moment, we have only the pilot episode released, but this show has already shown it has a lot of good things going on...

first of all, it's really funny - and it manages to be like that avoiding clichés or easy ways out. it does not patronize our intelligence and it comes up with creative and funny twists that are just great!!! furthermore, it has an interesting assemblage of cultural roles. a naive but good-hearted brand new CIA agent from Puerto Rico turns up to be assigned to a six-year veteran CIA rogue team formed by 3 agents that combat the bureaucracy inside the Agency: two Americans and a Scottish. but they have access to almost any other culture or part of the world, so the show brings up a multi-cultural context.

with humor, criticism, irony, mockery and fun, the show focus on how this CIA team manipulates other agents, the Agency, and the system itself to grasp their goals. up to now, to do good.

*** it's definitely a breeze with a lot of fresh air from what we typically see on TV nowadays!!!

it's first episode made of me a fan, as well as a lot of people thorough the world. let us hope it continues to do so.

i bet it will. ;)

I thought this opening episode was excellent. If they can keep up the writing, this show is sure to find an audience. I watch all my shows on the net so I'm not sure about networks/time-slots, but I hope they don't bury this one because I think it's got some broad-spectrum appeal.

I like the main characters. They have a good spectrum of personalities. The weakest link I see is the main protagonist, since he's playing the wide-eyed idealist newbie. His evolution will be needed as the series progresses, but the rest give a good feel of jaded spies. The backbiting and info dealing of the CIA co-workers is hilarious, I can't wait for the next one!

If you liked Chuck's season 1, you'll likely find something to like here so give it a shot. It's less cheesy/campy, though still has a light-hearted feel.

A really fun show for anyone who enjoys laughing and giggling a lot. As intended, the four leads balance each other. Kurtwood Smith is always a joy to watch and I hope he returns soon. I have enjoyed seeing Michael Badalucco and wish he was in more episodes. As a comedic actor he has the chops. Each episode plot seems new and full of imagination. Well, I am usually surprised. Maybe the budget could be increased so more things could explode. Nothing gory, please!

I really hope this show stays around for awhile. Kudos to CBS for adding an entertaining and wacky show to their lineup. Saturday night seems about right for those of us over 70 and at home.