Too many shows last night being recorded on the DVR so I missed
Eleventh Hour but did watch
Life On Mars.
Good
- Excellent music!

- If Harvey Keitel was ever tailor fit for a role, this is it. Some of Keitel's movie choices of late have been questionable but here as the 70's NY Police Captain, he is in his natural element.
- Michael Imperioli is doing a great job of getting away from his
Sopranos stereotype that he was hit with for a while there.
- Interesting storyline, had my attention.
Bad
- Enough with the technology jokes already, we get it!
- So Sam is in a coma that the doctor has described as being in an alternate reality and on occasion voices and/or images from the 'real world' are filtered through to Sam's world. Wasn't that the exact same premise of a kids TV series out of Canada a few years back, but instead of a cop in a coma it was a kid who went to a world where there were only other kids?
Ugly
- Was it really necessary to have not one, but two shots of the World Trade Center towers? The first shot, where Sam is first seen in 1973, was effective but the final scene was just gratuitous.