After a few episodes, I started chasing after it. It's a good show with a novel setting. I haven't seen this theme before. I heard that there is a play of the same name in Canada, but I haven't watched it. So seeing this is very fresh. Watching movies and watching dramas for so many years, it is very difficult to feel fresh. Even this year's Oscar-winning "Green Book" has familiar plots and settings.
After "Ling Shu Miao Detective" disbanded, the heroine took "Lost Connection", the thriller, which was too mysterious and seemed to have been hacked. The play that the male lead has taken looks good at the moment.
Street police plus a middle-aged crisis, at least three cases in one episode, compact and not procrastinated, conflicts and conflicts dramatized, there is tension, but there are constant laughter, conflict resolution is also reasonable and reasonable. In short, there are no loopholes.
In terms of character composition, in the TO group, male instructors are white, two female instructors, one black and one Latin; the corresponding student group, male lead white, Latino female student, and one black male student, the second generation of police. The balanced distribution of skin color and social status is a typical manifestation of Ho Lai's current political correctness, and he is very careful.
In appearance, even though they have a standard body shape, the TO group looks handsome and comfortable in police uniforms, while the student group is more naive, although the two Latino actresses are slightly plump, but in terms of gait and proficiency Can clearly distinguish who is the instructor and who is the student. Great attention to detail in production.
In the 15th episode, the male protagonist has a new line of emotion, and Shaw in "Suspect Tracking" has a surprise appearance.
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