Common Law
Common Law
TV-PG | 11 May 2012 (USA)
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    Ehirerapp

    Waste of time

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    Livestonth

    I am only giving this movie a 1 for the great cast, though I can't imagine what any of them were thinking. This movie was horrible

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    Kinley

    This movie feels like it was made purely to piss off people who want good shows

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    Cassandra

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

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    Nate

    This show really impressed me. I found the script writing to be compelling and intelligent. The premise of the show is clever, some people may see it as a bromance but it actually integrates smart psychological analyses of the relationship between cops and interesting analyses of their personalities. All parts are acted well, I can tell the actors and actresses really got into their parts. They are convincing as the characters. Something I especially like about the show is its good blend of action and comedy (bro code jokes really funny). It is consistently a fun show to just watch for amusement while also integrating excitement in the criminal pursuits. This show is somewhat bold to address couples counseling for strait men. Its interesting psychological views on that amongst the many other valuable components of the show deserve big support from fans because some people many not be willing to try to give its unique premise as much of a chance as it deserves. I am really hoping for a second season and beyond for this show and its fans out there should write our praise of it to help that happen. The entertainment in this show brightens up my days sometimes and I appreciate its creation.

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    Vincentwflorio

    OK I was very reluctant to watch this show as a bunch of other shows I started got canceled. Anyhow, I waited and recorded 4 episodes on dvr. Then today,said what the heck... After 15 minutes in I was laughing so hard. My wife was laughing too. Each episode got better and better. The couples therapy for cops is very funny.Give this show a try, don't go in thinking Psyche or csi or serious cop show. Take it for what it is, a comedy inside of a drama. Some of the things they do may make you question the show, but hey..it's just TV and Fake. For example, one of the characters was a lawyer, and quit to become a cop.. Big deal, maybe he burnt out on being a lawyer and wanted to do something else,

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    disgaea36

    Wow what a waste of an hour. If you have absolutely nothing better to do and I mean nothing! Then your more than welcome to watch. Not only is the acting bad the main characters are boring and bland. The show doesn't stick out enough to separate it from every other cliché cop/detective show. So it's far from unique or original which doesn't help at all. So unless you want to waste some time then I suggest you stay away. There are far better shows out there and so many too choose from. Which is a shame because in plain sight just ended and it was a far better show. I knew the show was going to be bad but I tried to give it a chance. It would be a miracle if it gets renewed.

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    bkoganbing

    One never knows what will pique the interest of the American television audience, but for me Common Law is not that commonly good. The notion of two police partners working together through some real issues with each other by having them go to couples counseling is bad on its face. In any other police department would have been transferred and that would have been the end. I suppose that Captain Jack McGee is thinking that he's doing some progressive and radical thinking on their issues. I think his superiors would question McGee's thinking.Michael Ealy's character of the cop from the wrong side of the tracks, a foundling raised in a group home is a good one. It should allow for all kinds of strange relations to pop up like one did in the pilot and help him in his job. But Warren Kole who gave up being a lawyer for being a cop, PUH-LEASE. It usually works the other way around like Jeremy Sisto's Cyrus Lupo on Law And Order. In fact I could cite some other examples in real life.I'm not thinking this one will find favor.

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