On Call

Soo I saw it and I judged the book by its cover and hell yahhh what a masterpiece

Excellent and very fresh show. Nothing any other sort of procedural out there. Yes it is a Wolf production but it has a touch of Midas on it which makes it very different and very raw. No drama, no comedy, no stupid laughs, pure police action and feels very real.

I think that the greatest advantage is the bet of the 30' episodes, that worked very well! I really more enjoy it than most streaming shows with 60' duration episodes.

This is a gem, no promotion, this is not Squid Game to be on number 1 in all countries so it needs special care and tell your friends

love this lets have season 2 , only downside the episodes are only 30 min long 9/10 for me

It's not as good as Southland but it's damn good. More realistic than many of the shows out there (former LE here).

Pretty decent series. See what season 2 brings

Not a bad show. I liked the cop/criminal aspect. It had moments that felt like to old show Cops which was a good thing. There were also some weird moments that felt out of place, especially in the last couple of episodes. No one is going to let a rookie go on a raid. Other than a few small flaws it was pretty good. I finished it in a day while I was home with the crud and would watch a 2nd season if one comes out.

In short this is a cheap gold watch replica of Southland, It's a copshow for basic life casuals who don't even have a quality bar let alone know what one looks like.

The dialogue sounds like it came out of the Fisher-Price catalogue, the actors are dull, unbelievable 2D cardboard cutouts that could be replaced by a labradoodle. The acting is on par with your average CW show and the script is so wooden it feels like you're getting ear shafted by a AI bot, yawning is less boring.

Your time would probably be better spent going back and watching teletubbies reruns.

Safe to say, if you need some background noise in the house, sure, throw it on, but do yourself a solid and don't look at the tv.

This is a Dick Wolf adjacent project via his son Elliot doing a lot of the writing. The filming and sequences feel reminiscent of a Law & Order short but with added body-cam footage to make you feel present a la "The Rookie". It's tamer Southland for today's era capturing the struggles of policing in an ever-present woke environment. The very short episodes, 30 min or so, are succinct and tell the story well. The show is fine to watch, even enjoyable - I blasted through it in half a day.

I’m really enjoying this show so far. On episode 5. I love that each episode is 30 minutes. Makes it an easy watch. Acting is good and the storyline is solid.

Honestly, my expectations were low, but the pacing and character development were great! In terms of style, it feels like a cross between NYPD Blue and The Rookie, but it works. I love the lead characters but every time I see Lori Loughlin I want to vomit.

I'm VERY DISAPPOINTED they cast this mediocore, hyper-privaleged actress. There are literally hundreds of other actresses they could have found to play that role, and most far more interesting and talented than her.