A disgraced former NYPD officer lives with his son, an earnest, obsessively honest NYPD detective.A disgraced former NYPD officer lives with his son, an earnest, obsessively honest NYPD detective.A disgraced former NYPD officer lives with his son, an earnest, obsessively honest NYPD detective.
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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.
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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 ..
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.
What an excellent show.
The combination of Groban and Danza is excellent, the show has a great combination between comedy and mystery.
Tony Danza has been off the screen for awhile but this shows he hasn't lost any of his comedy touch.
Groban plays his role well as the son. The other cast members are excellent in their respective roles.
Watch this program you will not be disappointed.
Netflix should be proud to show this program on their site, well done this one is going to be a sleeper hit.
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.
Did you know
- TriviaMultiple times throughout the series Tony Jr. exclaims "He's the guy" which was a catchphrase of Adrian Monk on Monk also created by Andy Breckman.
- ConnectionsReferenced in I Be Geniusen Stuff: The Good Cop S1 (2018)
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