This is some pretty blue collar stuff, but it's fast and it's well crafted. The lack of sophistication is offset by its cadence and its snappiness. The show is new school and edgy, similar to what you might see on other cable networks such as Fx, Amc or even IFC.
USA continues to unflinchingly loft materials and substances against the proverbial wall to see what might stick, sirens is one of the compounds hangs ten on the wall of cable TV with ease.
As USA has abandoned their sunny skies motif yet again, thrusting the characters into a Post-Obama era Chicago. It has the medical backdrop (they're paramedics) and youthfully weary mindset as scrubs, but it employs the tactic of wadding into the r-rated territory like always sunny.
I have no idea how the hell this ended up on USA, but hey, I'll take it.
USA continues to unflinchingly loft materials and substances against the proverbial wall to see what might stick, sirens is one of the compounds hangs ten on the wall of cable TV with ease.
As USA has abandoned their sunny skies motif yet again, thrusting the characters into a Post-Obama era Chicago. It has the medical backdrop (they're paramedics) and youthfully weary mindset as scrubs, but it employs the tactic of wadding into the r-rated territory like always sunny.
I have no idea how the hell this ended up on USA, but hey, I'll take it.