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Big city detective moves across the country and becomes chief of police in a small Oceanside town with a small number of interesting subordinates under his command. . Doesn't this make anyone else think of Jesse Stone amd Paradise. I loved all of those Selleck movies, and hope this effort pans out as successful. It seems to have all the makings and so far I am enjoying this show very much. If the writers can come up with the necessary intriguing stories, I expect this series will be successful. Makes me wonder if those writers, as well as all the actors, are watching all those Jesse Stone movies.

I can think of worse things they might do.

This film makes Plan Nine From Outer Space Oscar worthy. I am absolutely amazed that any of the big name actors in this accepted their roles. I never even saw Travolta, maybe he was one the hollow eyed, hooded acolytes who were all unrecognizable. How anyone rated this more than one star is beyond me. I have to think that anyone connected with this movie wish they could have a do over and refuse to have anything to do with it. Shatner is noted for his bad acting, but this role had to set a new low , even for him. And Keenan Wynn must be glad that his screen time lasted only a few minutes. Sure wish I could have a do over and skip this mess.

I truly loved the original Frasier and couldn't wait for the reboot. Hard to describe how I feel about the new effort. I didn't even make it halfway through the second episode. I don't believe that there was anywhere near enough effort made in selecting new supporting characters. Three of the main original characters are gone, and their replacements aren't even neary up to the task. I have to wonder if any of them have any acting experience at all. I actually feel sorry for Kelsey, who has to know he is carrying all the load for laughs in the show. And speaking of laughs, the only laughs in our household came from the absolutely horrible laugh track.