Without A Trace 9/26
 

Anyone watch the series premiere last night? Looks promising, so I'll continue watching and see how it evolves. If for no other reason than, when paired with CSI, it makes for 2 beautiful-looking hours of HD television! :)

Nice show.

I enjoyed the show and will probably watch it again next week.

Forgot all about it this week. Don't think it's gonna make my regular weekly lineup--I'm sort of "overbooked" at this point...

But I really like Anthony LaPaglia and Eric Close, so I need to remember to check it out next week...

I really liked the show, eagerly awaiting to see next week's show. Mariane Jean Baptiste (great actress) seemed a little underused in the premier, hope her character gets more fleshed out in the coming weeks.

CBS this season has so many of my favourite actors: Anthony LaPaglia, William Petersen, Tom Sizemore, David Morse, Will Patton.

good show last nite.

I completely agree. A great ensemble of male leads.

I liked it. Anthony LaPaglia was great in the second season of <I>Murder One</I>, and this appears to be a similar role for him. Also great to see Poppy Montgomery getting another show. I loved her on the short-lived <I>Glory Days</I>. CBS certainly understands show-pairings (something that escapes many networks) as this fits perfectly with <I>CSI</I>.

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P.S. The camera really likes Arija Bareikis. Hopefully she can get another show better than <I>The American Embassy</I> soon.

Recorded it and finally watched it this afternoon.

Good show... although something tells me that we aren't going to see a happy ending everytime. I liked the way they replay parts of the day in ALaP's mind as they tell him the details of the clues. They are conveyed well.

Another good show that [unfortunately] has Jerry Bruckhiemer's name attached to it.

This is on my list record due to my wife's love of ER, which I also like too.

I think the show is too slick. Given that there are so many "unsolved" missing person cases, the outcome of each week's episode will either be pretty predictable: Found, found dead, not found at all.