Stylish but barely mediocre overall

Don't listen to the negative reviews

I wanted to like it more than I actually did... But much of the humor totally escaped me and I walked out only mildly impressed.

It is interesting even when nothing much happens, which is for most of its 3-hour running time. Read full review

even thou this excellent and thrilling show lasted only one season (each episode cost an average of $2 million to make) it proves that remakes can prove better than the originals.Tim Daly and the suspenseful storylines make this one of the best shows around. Most people would recognize him as the best and only good voice of Superman in the WB cartoons. Gerard is great too as well as the one armed man and the rest of the cast.Pity that the finale doesnt give us the final answer. As it is one of the best finales you will ever see! Good luck for everything else you do in the future Tim Daly.

I am a fan of the David Jansen Fugitive and I don't like remakes. In other words, why make it again when it is already made? This series is so good with the great acting by the 2 stars and the location filming like the old Rt#66 show that I really enjoyed it. One thing I miss is the naration at the end by the late Bill Conrad. I think that someone like that, with a rich voice, would help the end of each show. Otherwise I hope it is a success.

Daly is wonderful you might remember him as the voice of superman. Anyway when you start with a great story remakes can be quite good. The marshall is excellent. But Daly is marvelous playing Kimble with Pathos. He has a haunted look in his eyes and you cant help rooting for him. Lets hope this one lasts.

I don't know a lot about the original series, being only 21 years old, but I saw the film version, and I love it. This series is, in my opinion, even better than the movie! Tim Daly is awesome as Dr. Kimble, and Mykelti Williamson from Forrest Gump, whose last series was Showtime's The Hoop Life, is just as good as the detective who will never end his pursuit of the wanted man. The show is beautifully shot, and the production values are very high. I found myself on the edge of my seat with this one, and that's somewhat rare. Kimble, in the pilot befriends a building inspector, as he finds himself in Miami looking for the one armed one truly responsible for his wife's death. The inspector is the woman who was Bailey's older girlfriend on Party Of Five, I don't know her name, but she is really good here too. You find yourself rooting for the good guy the entire time, Kimble. It's a great show, and I think it will be around for some time. I sure hope so.