Do the show creators want us to root for a bunch of law enforcers whose morals and ethics make them more despicable than the criminals they chase?
And then there are the weak premises for the stories. In some episodes to catch a nobody (which by the way, they had no way to establish for sure he killed the boy) police negotiate with criminals like they're talking about surrendering Al Capone meanwhile killing similar junkies with impunity.
And then there are the overplayed dramas. The police are a bunch of rotten predators, carrying out vicious summary executions many times of innocents, but when one of them dies, they wail like they lost Martin Luther King.
Come on, writers! Keep it real!
And then there are the weak premises for the stories. In some episodes to catch a nobody (which by the way, they had no way to establish for sure he killed the boy) police negotiate with criminals like they're talking about surrendering Al Capone meanwhile killing similar junkies with impunity.
And then there are the overplayed dramas. The police are a bunch of rotten predators, carrying out vicious summary executions many times of innocents, but when one of them dies, they wail like they lost Martin Luther King.
Come on, writers! Keep it real!