DJariya

Synopsis:



It's Fred Thompson's return to acting!!

yojimbo44

Woo-hoo - second Who song referenced in a title - despite having a couple of episodes aired out of sequence i'm digging this show. Much like the Office, i like how this show is slowly carving out an identity of its own compared to the British version.

aktick

"To hell with the press."

Good episode.

TheNightFlier

"Ok just one...and don't leave a mark."

Really enjoyed this episode.

RocShemp

Had a lot of fun with this episode.

joefrog91

That's how I saw it too.

Deftones

That was a fun episode. While I like the Jason O'Mara and the supporting cast, Michael Imperioli really makes this show great. That scene with the tape recorder in the interview room was hilarious.

movieking

I enjoyed it as well. Still not really feeling Keitel as Hunt, but other than that, I liked it.

Super X

It struck me that British Hunt would have ultimately gotten fed up with the "by the book" method and probably would have told off Thompson's character.

arminius

This is a great show. It captures NYC in 73 perfectly. The attitude of the cops, beatings and general mayhem is right on. We used to hang out in times square at that time in the arcades and head shops and it was a really seedy place then. And Gretchen Mol, I never really liked her but in this show she looks great and I love her character. No nuts indeed.

Gunde

That's just crazy talk. Crazy!

JasonF

One thing that doesn't seem quite right is I don't see cops like Hunt or Ray with long hair in 1973. Guys as contemptuous of hippies and freaks as they are would have been way more conservative in their dress and haircuts. But seeing Michael Imperioli in a Fu Mancu is way funnier than seeing him as a clean-cut Jack Webb type, so I won't complain too much.

I liked the cameos by Andy Warhol, Truman Capote, and Salvador Dali (and others from the early-70s art scene that I didn't recognize).

JasonF