Marie Morgan "Shonda Does a Caper Show!" I'm sure all the women involved in this show have jumped on the MEEETOOO!!! bandwagon. So where does this silly show fit into their self-righteous worldview? (Or any of Rhimes' tv shows, for that matter.) Co-workers having sex. Having sex with clients. Having sex with the bad guys. Having sex with shady characters. Having sex with pretty much anyone who walks across the screen. Shonda just cannot tell a story without the pretty people ending up in bed together - for really no reason at all beyond entertainment. Aren't these the women who were so shocked - SHOCKED - that men in the entertainment business have sex with willing starlets?

dustie-1 Love that this show keeps you on your toes, and even then, often you say...oh, I should have, but I just didn't see that coming.Each cop/good guy/bag guy type show needs a unique hook to keep you coming back, and this one has one that catches you in the beginning and keeps you coming back. It includes intrigue, love, hate, like, likable main characters and likable side kicks...and plot twists. You really like the bad guys in this show...and that's not easy to do, create likable killers.I liked this show so much that I actually watched 5 episodes via On demand, commercials and all, since I had to go out of town and my dish network stopped recording while I was gone... It was worth it though. If you've not watched this show, you can catch up on demand with dish if you've got it.Hope it stays on for a number of seasons.

kmerickson I was pretty sure I wouldn't like this one after the 1st episode. Since then, wow, so many crap plot things. The main character barely moves - it's like she may crack her makeup or something. There was one episode where she was wearing an outfit that was SO '60's - that long sleeved cream mini-dress, with matching boots BARF - what happened to the wardrobe budget?? lol. I don't blame any of these things on the actors, I blame it on the writers. I was hopeful that Krause's character would have redeemed himself but there's always some mystery excuse. I agree with another review who was commenting on the FBI agent - my observation is that there is absolutely NO way a solo FBI agent would be working with the Ex of the supposed fugitive he's chasing (and still have contacts/resources, etc!). Sorry ABC, what a waste of at least 2 primo actors!

blanche-2 "The Catch" is a decent show from producer Shonda Rimes, who has been responsible for many shows over the years as either a producer or writer.The Catch is her latest effort, filled with glamour and glitz, and starring Peter Krause and Mireille Enos. Krause is Benjamin Jones, a high-class con man who seduces, becomes engaged to, and then cons Alice Vaughn, part of a high-tech security firm, leaving her high and dry.A cat and mouse game ensues, with Alice on his trail, except that she is still in love with Benjamin and he with her. At first she sincerely tries to catch him. Now she has another agenda. And he's still working with his partner (Sonya Walger).This show has a couple of issues, the first one being, for an investigative agency with all this equipment, these people are pretty dumb. I mean, Alice's house and phone were bugged by a Fed, Agent Dao (Jacky Ido) and she didn't even know it.The second problem I have is with Peter Krause, whom I like very much and loved on "Six Feet Under." He certainly looks elegant and sophisticated. However, this show has an unrealistic sheen to it - the offices, the good-looking, beautifully dressed people, so I think Benjamin should be unrealistic too -- someone like Ioan Grufford, Jon Hamm, Joe Mangello, that ilk. I say make him WAY too good to be true.The third problem I have is that the show is just not that exciting enough. If the pace picks up, I might like it better. As it is, it's okay, it looks great, the acting is good, it has the sex scenes Shonda Rhimes is so good at - a few more sparks might be good.