I don't have it out for the show. I'm not even sure what that means to tell you the truth. I wouldn't have tuned in if I wasn't hoping to find a new show to get caught up in. I gave it two episodes and found nothing redeeming about it, just bad acting and writing. It's fine with me if you continue watching, I wasn't asking anyone to quit.

It wasn't necessarily directed at you, but some of the comments from last week as well. I just felt as though some people came into this show with a negative attitude, looking for things to criticize. I don't think the acting or writing is bad; not perfect, but not bad. But like I said, to each his own.

Isn't that the Internet Users creedo... By default hate something until proven otherwise.

Hmmm, I liked it.

With the way TV shows come and go now I think that's a wise strategy.

I don't think the acting is bad. Granted the stars of this show aren't A-list TV actors (probably C list at best), but they have done a good job with the material given to them.

Laz Alonso (Charlie) is not a bad actor. He had a recurring role on Southland and a few other minor parts before he got this lead role.

I'm not too familiar with Dom Lombardozzi (Ray), but I do remember he guest starred on the final season of 24. He has a very Italian Meathead persona, which IMO fits Ray well.

He was on 'The Wire' and that's all that matters.

That' surprising. With all the television you watch I figured you would recognize him, as he's the only one I was familiar with (I've seen the doctor, but can't place where). I first remember seeing him on Oz, then he was a major character on The Wire, a recurring character on Entourage, and most recently had a role on Bored to Death.

As for Charlie, we'll never agree there. I thought he was horrible and it's hard to stick out in this bunch. He'd look bad on a soap opera.

The Erica story was too convenient - she gets handcuffed for wailing on Lloyd, but then is magically the key to finding the last victim. They suspect her for 5 murders, but since they couldn't prove it and they were bad guys she (may have) killed, well OK lets keep her on the team since she's such a good tracker,who apparently at the age of 12 was better than most US marshals?

I must have missed the backstory on Ray in the pilot... He was suspended and lost his badge for stealing $8250? But he's living in a halfway house (which he gets patted down for weapons before entering), but is allowed to carry a gun during his day job? (I missed bits of the pilot and this show so maybe I just missed something?)

This show is a bit of Criminal Minds, a bit of White Collar, a bit of Leverage and a bit of lazy writing... might give it another show to see if it settles down but it seems a bit all over the place and I'm not sure I'm buying the main premise of the show.

I also liked the Philly character and the idea of having a con artist on the team... so they replaced the con artist by adding a tracker specialist, which is like adding a US Marshall to the team (minus the baggage of being a potential 5 time killer with emotional issues). I would have preferred if they just brought on another person with a con artist background. If Erica was such a tracker savant, why wasn't she on the team to begin with?

I believe Shay's background is as a con artist too.

I'm confused how they let Ray have a gun. I mean, I understand he got busted for stealing the money. He got in trouble. He lives in a halfway house and his weapon was taken away last episode. Now he's got a gun again in this episode. That doesn't make a ton of sense. But I guess when you think about it, when getting a bunch of cons together to hunt fugitives, the gun thing is small potatoes.

If I had to guess, since he's a former Marshall and was recruited into this team, he's allowed to carry a weapon under supervision from Charlie.

Yeah, I generally like the show but the core premise is just really stupid. They should've made them ex-cons or on probation or whatever. The new chick killed, what, five people?

Oh, I understand that. I'm just saying it's contradictory to incarcerate Ray, charge him as a criminal and then turn around and give him his gun back, but not as an officer of the law. Just not as far fetched as the concept of the show, but still bugs me a little.

That new chick looks a little like Lindsay Lohan in the face.

He was also the Gran Torino driving psycho in Fast & Furious and T'sutey (sp?) in Avatar.

Wasn't he also one of the cops in Miami Vice?

They said they could never prove that she killed the five people. They only got her on weapons charges.

This show doesn't rate too high on the plausability factor, but I'm enjoying it so far. I like the cast and the character interactions.

Are ex-cons even allowed to possess guns legally? And if he's in a halfway house I assume he's still on probation? (you would think would entail not owning a gun?)

Dom was also had that annoying guest role (Dom) on Entourage

I don't think he owns the gun, more like it's a loner while in the custody of a Marshall.

i don't think he meant possess as in own. possess as in handle for any period of time. to my knowledge, it's illegal in most states for a convicted felon to own a gun.

i didn't like the cast changes from the pilot, but it's still not bad

Pardon me, I'm catching up on this show still...

From the Code of Virginia, 1950, as amended:

Virginia, at least, has actually provided in law for exactly what is happening in this show. He can have a gun to carry out his duties, but he can't have it the rest of the time. I would expect that the gun is checked out to the guy running the team, and he's accountable for seeing that it is issued and collected appropriately.