Simply A Masterpiece

Entertaining from beginning to end, it maintains the spirit of the franchise while establishing it's own seal with a fun cast

a film so unique, intoxicating and bizarre that it not only demands another viewing, but is also forgivable as a satirical comedy where the jokes eventually take the back seat.

It's simply great fun, a winsome film and an occasionally over-the-top luxury fantasy that never flags.

It feels a lot like the writers were trying to have a little bit of everything in order to catch all possible viewers, but ended up with a weird bland: Castle, Dexter, Forever, and Crocodile Dundee. Brisbane looks great, but I think they used a few outer shots from other places (most people won't feel the difference...). The thing is for me, all the other characters surrounding Daniel Harrow were much more interesting and engaging than the lead itself. Had a few funny moment (Harrow's banter with his co-workers) but thats pretty much it.

He is the best actor in criminal TV series. I hope that this TV series continuous for a long time. I keep going to watch the Harrow...

When you dive into a story that uses Pathology as a ground base for each episode, you would expect that the script writer and effect team do some research on the subject instead of imagining how it is supposed to work/look like! Nothing is realistic, they re playing with bodies like they have no idea what they are doing (because they didn't do any research?), the plots and clues are big like a house and appear on their own, and half the medical facts/anatomy are embarrassingly wrong! i went as far as episode 3, with effort, but then got bored about how bad the story was, how overdone the acting is, and got really annoyed about the inaccurate facts. seriously embarrassing.

The first episode of Harrow was a fun watch in my opinion. I like how there seems to be a crime-of-the-day element with the overarching plot lines. Looking forward to seeing what comes next! Not sure what the negative reviews on here are about. There's cliches and common ground in most crime dramas. I think some can't see past their own biases and assess this on its own merit. I'd avoid trying to compare the show to anything else and simply watch with an open mind!