Duster

I'm sick to death of reading multiple reviews (mostly negative) of shows where the reviewer has not watched a full season. This show has aired THREE episodes. Stop the nonsense. Damn.

Some have the gall to pan a show based on ONE episode, but write several paragraphs about what is wrong with the show, the actors' performances, the writing. ALL UNQUALIFIED.

When I see a review like this, I stop reading immediately. Fair play. They've admitted their laziness and hasty judgement. Leave the reviews to people who have completed the task!

3 episodes in; Negative reviews are unwarranted at this point. Just stop watching, but creating ANYTHING to fruition is hard enough without Joe Judgey telling you it's crap at first glance. And no, I have no connection to this show. I just HATE the sheer number of "I watched one episode and here's why it's awful" reviews. I'm starting with 10 stars and will adjust DOWN at the end of the season, as it's the decent thing to do.

This is my first time ever writing a review and im writing it because people are so dumb i don't usually write anything but something really bothering is that some people giving rating without even watching i watched the two episode really liked it and enjoy it i like the set the characters everything is really good and it might be getting even better but what pissed me off is that people are rating this good show 1/10 for no reason they didn't even complete the pilot thats why im rating it 10/10 to give boost because this show deserves better i really hope this show succeed cause its very good but people are dumb.

I have to admit. I didn't really think it was going to be good but it was a lot of fun. On a personal level I had a Duster back in the late 70's, early 80's also ( though it was painted black with blue stripes and without the spoilers ). Sawyer ( Josh will always be Sawyer from Lost for my wife and I ) and the FBI chick are both entertaining in their respective roles though he needs to get rid of that awful hair. It's nice to see Keith as a bad guy which I haven't seen him play as since The Nice Guys. Some nice car action, retro look, future crime shenanigans and the entertaining cast make this an ( so far ) easy, fun watch but hey Sawyer/Josh do us a favor and get a haircut.

Theres only been 1 episode so far & things are just starting to get interesting. The story & characterization are working towards setting something up for whats coming next. The episode itself is filled with interesting characters & motivations. Theres no bad acting or bad film making or anything like that. The first episode has been a good fun casual watch so far. And im really liking Josh (Sawyer from Lost). His character is filled with a fun attitude & while playing that attitude he also gets serious when situation demands him to be serious. Josh is really good in this character. He fits perfectly into the 80's style & has great potential. I would say the show itself has great potential. Can't wait to see more. Just hope more episodes will arrive soon & not take too long.

So let's start off with a question. Is this for everyone? The answer: probably not. In saying that it does have all the things you'd expect of a period piece that takes place in the 70's. Long hair, muscle car, afro. Cheap cinnamon chips! Ok the last one not necessarily the case. Mr. Holloway has his charms and the lovely young woman FBI agent is a trailblazer which seems stereotypical these days while Hollywood tries to convince us that there empowering women at the cost of losing historical accuracy in the process which is unfortunate to a degree. The relationships aren't fully fleshed out in the first episode. I'm still unsure who the little girl's mother is in relation to the main character. Ex, friend, family member? Who knows! If you enjoy a little action and drama with a backdrop of crime/70's. Then you can't go wrong with Duster.