kabin-882-534873 Do not know why some have said this is cancelled. Just watched episode 7 and 8 is scheduled 12/30/17.I do understand someone going to work - that's what I did when my father died. Keeps the mind occupied.Don't hate this as much as so many reviewers. Kyra's character is a bit weird, but as series goes on she is clearly driven by the need to get her daughter back, especially since her actions may have contributed to the kidnaping.But what makes me nuts is the sister. In the midst of a kidnapping she obsesses over Sedgewick having hooked up 9 years ago with the man she would meet and marry 3 years later.Are real people that self-absorbed during someone else's crisis?

Gabe Smith I was just getting into this story after a few episodes when it got cut after airing Episode 4 (out of 10) and now I know why. The show was just too much about Kyra Sedgwick being a dope addicted parent claiming to be looking for her missing child. Too many loopholes in this show to get more than a 4 rating.

kmonahan08 Compared to everything else that's on TV these days, the show in my opinion is holding its own. There are a lot of twists and turns in the plot. It truly keeps you guessing as to who took Jane's child. It evolves at a nice pace during each episode. The characters evolve as well. So my suggestion is to stay tune and wait for the outcome. You all may be pleasantly surprised. I know I will.

SnoopyStyle Jane Sadler (Kyra Sedgwick) is a stressed out Hollywood producer of a cop show which taps into some real police scandals due to her secret police informer. She does drugs in her backyard shed as her daughter Lake goes missing from her room in the night. Initial suspicion falls on her ex-husband Pete Greene. Her sister Ali Petrovich (Erika Christensen) calls the police. Robbery homicide detective John Bird (Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje) investigates. Jane's assistant Casey (Emily Kinney) is secretly having a fling with Pete and gives him a fake alibi. As the investigation heats up, her two worlds collide. Video evidence captures her drug dealer PJ and then there's her maid.The pieces of an intriguing missing child story seems to be here. Sedgwick is a first rate actress. It's a compelling enough mystery with many suspects. However, it needs the lead detective to take over the screen. We need to investigate the case along with detective Bird but he's only a co-lead in this show. He's barely moving and we're always ahead of him. The other co-lead Jane is not sympathetic. The only way to salvage that would be sympathy for the kid. We need more of the kid. She has no characteristics, no screen time, and no more than an object or a plot device. It's still a compelling mystery until after several episodes. Then Casey's plan is revealed and I don't understand it. She doesn't want to kill Lake but Lake would be able to identify her and her co-conspirators. The original plan doesn't work on its face value. When the central crime is obvious nonsense, the whole show crumbles. Probably coincidentally, the show loses its spot on the schedule and gets relegated to burn-off. This is nothing new here and not well constructed anyways.