Very well executed

It is a performances centric movie

Blistering performances.

The movie's not perfect, but it sticks the landing of its message. It was engaging - thrilling at times - and I personally thought it was a great time.

This topic about a man on the run unvoluntarelly impersonnating a cop - or a sheriff - has already been told in a western from the fifties: RIDE A CROOKED TRAIL, starring Audie Murphy. But of course this was on a lesser scale, and from another era. Both are very entertaining features.

Straight forward action. Great acting espesially Proctor and his right hand guy. Awesome pace and not like 99% of shows these days with Way to much crying and hurt feelings all over the place. Just good old fashion kill'm all. This show even manage to get a wide variation of People in to the show without going all Disney. Great work from the team behind this. Thank you.

One of the best and worst TV series I've ever seen. Some story-lines are disappointing, like that of the big Indian whose life is a dramatic waste. My favorite characters are the recovering Amish Kai Proctor, the ex-Nazi cop, the big fat villain in the semi-trailer truck, and the tough women who kick serious butt. Overall, the bad guys are more interesting than the good guys. At times the story telling is good; some scenes are chilling, hair-raising, and have great emotional depth. Others are stupid. So this river runs shallow and it runs deep. The main guy, our hero? Numb and dumb, I'd say.

This series should not work on paper ( too much sex , violence and plot holes ). So every time I sit down in anticipation of the next episode I ask myself why it is so addictive, and so damn great to watch ? Lots of reasons. The acting is really great especially Proctor and Job. The action is exciting and always keeps you on the edge of your seat. The humour is fantastic , especially any of Job's lines and facial expressions which always make us burst out loud laughing. The series is worth watching just for him, and his banter and interaction with Sugar.