When a movie has you begging for it to end not even half way through it's pure crap. We've all seen this movie and this characters millions of times, nothing new in it. Don't waste your time.

To all those who have watched it: I hope you enjoyed it as much as I do.

Story: It's very simple but honestly that is fine.

The movie turns out to be a little better than the average. Starting from a romantic formula often seen in the cinema, it ends in the most predictable (and somewhat bland) way.

I love a good comedy, but i loathe canned laughter, which is endemic to US comedy. CHAOS is a rare exception - the humour is played completely straight, woven into adequate tales of intrigue and classic spy meets spy nefariousness.Continuity between episodes is broken, so i suspect the episodes were aired out of sequence.Acting? It is hard to tell. Each role is played by an actor who fits the archetype almost flawlessly, seemingly dropped entire from the age of classics into the series. So any ham or stilt is hidden by years of exposure to the characters. In summary, a dry spy thriller with adequate plots, decent acting, eye candy and moments of hilarious dry humour. A great relief from the status quo.

Chaos is a fantastic mix of drama and comedy with a cast to match that will leave you wanting more. The show follows Rick, a newbie to the world of the CIA, who through clever interplay and plot development, shows that being a spy has as many risks inside the office as out in the field.I thoroughly enjoyed this show especially Christina Coles role as Adele Ferrer. However I have to admit I was most upset and truly disappointed at CBS's dismal response to the program and can only hope that someone will realize their mistake and produce another season. Until then I highly recommend this series to those interested in something a little different and enjoys a good laugh.

This series appeals to me. I like the very ordinary looking characters, but fully competent, down to earth.and common looking. Some are rather cute. No James Bond these! But, vicious and cunning just as well. And really courageous, and possessing great sense of humor. The Boss, Higgins is also great. The Office of Destructive Services (Is that sort of the Hurt Locker?) I also like the tough but vulnerable Deputy Director. I intend to follow the episodes, as much as I can, God willing. I like the ways the characters interact with one another, instead of just blurting out techmical, over burdensome lines that dare to test your knowledge of medicine, criminal science, etc., etc., ad nauseum However, the missions, circumstances, and events are real and plausible enough for me, without overtaxing my brains or memory. Yes. Virginia, THERE ARE Dopeys like me who still watch TV. And Please leave your science in the SCHOOL LABS Already! I don't care to know that a grain of the Kalahari Sand was found in the dead men's Jockey Shorts. But really, I don't find any of the episodes anyway near senile, and I know there was a good flow of events that don't bore me. Well, this is all for now folks.Redyoyo06 Panorama City, CA

My wife and I loved Chaos! Please bring it back! There was no advertising about the show...it's no wonder it went down. It would have been more successful had there been promotion on other shows, in magazines, and even billboards! It was our favorite new show! The actors were fantastic, and there are no other shows about the CIA. Also, unique to the show were the characters and the plot lines we reviewed were fantastic! The show was clean, intense, humorous and addicting! Eric Close and Rodriguez were the stars, but all of them rock! What can we do to bring it back? Start a petition? Who can we call to put pressure on the studios and media? Please reconsider! San Diego