This show suffers from some of the laziest writing. I guess you get what you pay for... but when the main character, in every episode, seems to totally forget the life lesson learned in the previous episode and bullheadedly push forward, It gets old quickly.
I gave it up in episode 8, when Pat felt he had to run save brain girl at the neighbor's door, got caught, and then lied to the mother, telling her he was the girl's father! As if this was NYC and they would never meet again. At that point, I was done.
Again, lazy writing makes for horrible, redundant, and predictable situations, as well chalkboard-scratching torture when trying to watch. For example, episode 8, Pat goes to the basement to have a one-on-one with the staff. So he seats himself with his back to the stairs. Really bright Pat... or rather, writers.
It's incessant and stupid crap like that which turns me off. And I'm done. Thank you, and goodnight.
I gave it up in episode 8, when Pat felt he had to run save brain girl at the neighbor's door, got caught, and then lied to the mother, telling her he was the girl's father! As if this was NYC and they would never meet again. At that point, I was done.
Again, lazy writing makes for horrible, redundant, and predictable situations, as well chalkboard-scratching torture when trying to watch. For example, episode 8, Pat goes to the basement to have a one-on-one with the staff. So he seats himself with his back to the stairs. Really bright Pat... or rather, writers.
It's incessant and stupid crap like that which turns me off. And I'm done. Thank you, and goodnight.