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Absolutely brilliant

The story, direction, characters, and writing/dialogue is akin to taking a tranquilizer shot to the neck, but everything else was so well done.

One of the film's great tricks is that, for a time, you think it will go down a rabbit hole of unrealistic glorification.

Boy,lieutenant Joe Kenda,is this guy cool or what?! He's like Sherlock Holmes,Joe Colombo,John Shaft and Kojak all rolled into one.I pity whoever had to fill Joe,s place when he retired. Great show love how he reels in his fish then clobbers them over the head,lol.You can really feel the kick he gets fighting the corner of victims and their families regardless of race,religion,creed,colour,gender etc.Maybe law enforcement should consider, as part of police training, a new course called "The Joe Kenda Diplomacy and attitude course". I'm sure it would save us here in the UK having to witness abhorrent videos like the Rodney king video for example.It didn't surprise me to read that Joe refused to have his dialogue scripted stating that he "was a cop not an actor". I should imagine his team of detectives had the utmost respect for him as a leader as he comes across as the epitome of integrity,t tough as old boots with a sense of humour as dry as the Mojave desert. Fan for life .Go Joe coool..ombo!

Oh wow, when I first discovered this show a few months ago, I couldn't believe I had never watched it or even heard of it before. I'm a true crime addict and I enjoy reading stories that are non- fiction and all of the true crime and forensic science programs that are on cable. Being a retired pharmaceutical scientist, I really get a kick out of the dialogue when the actors talk about gas chromatography, UV and IR spectroscopy, microscopic analysis, and on and on. It's like I'm part of a secret decoder club, lol.Anyway, I do so love me some Lt. Joe Kenda! I think I am turning into a real fan-girl for him!! He has the 'cop face' for sure (I've been married to one for 25 years so I ought to know) and his demeanor is spot on (reminds me of my uncle- retired NYPD).Lt. Kenda, may God Bless you and Keep you. You seem like an awesome man and I'm quite sure you never met a guilty perp that you didn't have the satisfaction of throwing into the klink.

I absolutely love this show. I enjoy Lt. Kenda's commentary throughout each episode. He's smart, sometimes smart-assed, he's funny and my, my, my is he brilliant! I like the format they present the show in using actors, while Kenda imparts his wisdom as it was at the time of the crime. I look forward to each episodes and since I didn't watch from the beginning, I get to see "new to me" episodes as well. I've even watched episodes more than once because I like him so much. And it doesn't hurt that Carl Marino is very pleasing to the eyes. I would like to see him move on to more success because he really is a good actor. Anyway, if you've never watched it, and you enjoy this type of documentary style show, then give Lt. Kenda a chance. He's the man!!

I would LOVE to see the real Lt. Kenda as an actor in a movie or another TV show. He is so gritty and real. I love how he delivers lines. You can tell he has a sense of humor, but does not suffer fools gladly. Surely, they must be running out of murders to reenact from Colorado. He needs other opportunities. It is never too late to start an acting career! I say the same for Carl Marino. I want to see him in other roles, too! I acted in two episodes, and I can say, from first hand experience, that Carl Marino is better looking in person, and one of the most helpful, patient and kind actors with whom I have ever worked! Let's clone him! True Fan, Mickie