Good concept, poorly executed.

It really made me laugh, but for some moments I was tearing up because I could relate so much.

One of the best movies of the year! Incredible from the beginning to the end.

The best films of this genre always show a path and provide a takeaway for being a better person.

Well, let me start by saying, after Boston Legal who is for me the best show ever, Shark is in range with it, I just love action, drama and law stuff in TV series. They did a terrific job bringing James Woods for the role of district attorney Sebastian Stark. After watching first episode I was hooked, in every episode you just wonder whats Shark gonna do, is he gonna do this or that, it's incredible. I highly recommend this to be watched, it's fun to watch, interesting, the plot of series is amazing, producers and writers have done their job excellent. I hope they will continue shooting this show. And I will be waiting. I give this show a solid 10.

Oops! Guess they DID cancel it!I am so worn out on this treatment of intelligent, enticing, involving TV. Being a tad biased regarding the Great James Woods, I really enjoyed him in a weekly outing with a great cast. Even Jeri Ryan did great, totally shedding the bloat-image "Seven of Nine" boring image. Every time I see people from Shark on other series I still head over to IMDb to see what they went off to since departing one of the more fun and well done series in the past 20 years. ...love to see the TV gods fold Shark's characters into occasional appearances on the new "The Defenders". Yeah that's it- that could be the ticket!Happy 2011 to all.BP

Tries for the wit and speed of Boston Legal and fails. While another commentator tries to say "this is what real prosecutors do", he obviously has no clue. Real trial work, especially criminal, is slow, tedious, and boring. 90% of cases don't go to trial, and the ones that do never look anything like TV.It's not a bad show, but it's not as good as Boston Legal, not by far. The acting is OK, the camera work is mediocre, and the writing is average. Ho hum. Another average court show. If I wanted to watch that I'd watch one of the dozens of law and order knockoffs. There's no real catch to this show.

It is sad that they felt the need to kill off Martin Alende. Alexis Cruz is a wonderful actor and I really thought he did an excellent job in this series. What was the reason for his demise? I feel the show is intriguing and keeps you on the edge of your seat at times. It covers a lot of true to life circumstances and actual crimes that take place nearly on a daily basis. I would like to see more ethnic actors and actresses in this series that have a serious contribution and not the ones that they feel the need to kill off to make a story line. James Wood brings across his character as strong willed and determined attorney that doesn't take "no" for an answer or likes to be challenged. He will tell you, "If you don't like it, there's the door!" This is so true of those in position of power when it comes to law and order. Let's hope his image stays a positive one and not kill off anymore of the co-workers around him! Tracey