Hellen I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much

PlatinumRead Just so...so bad

Neive Bellamy Excellent and certainly provocative... If nothing else, the film is a real conversation starter.

Geraldine The story, direction, characters, and writing/dialogue is akin to taking a tranquilizer shot to the neck, but everything else was so well done.

sfeuless-14915 Disturbed man learns to follow his impulses, take the law into his own hands and take irresponsible chances with his own life and those of his family, and yet somehow things work out. The message is both basic and juvenile: that the ends justify the means, and that ordinary people somehow know what the ends will be. This dangerous and reprehensible message is reinforced by the very cool delivery of someone that doesn't really exist in the real world, but that Hollywood is enamored with: the thug with a heart of gold. Magically, everyone that our anti-hero targets deserves it - no mistakes are made along the way to make him question the sanity of his decisions. Young minds will be thoroughly enchanted by the cool-sounding drivel that comes out of the thug's mouth, since it comes from a big, scary badass of the type that all kids and more than a few adults want to be, all the more convincing because the show is well made with good acting. If you're a kid, or you're just gullible, don't watch this show, as it will lead you in the wrong direction. If you're not, don't waste your time, as your reaction will be the same as mine. This show is toxic.

anonym-20773 Watch it and enjoy. I hope for a third season. Thrilling through out all episodes.

mustafay Spoiler Alert: This season was totally a different and darker story: The vigilante duo added more sidekicks to the team and they hunted bullies, perverts and a serial killer gang. The family issues got harder to solve, friendships tightened, antagonists got sicker. And all came down to a conclusion where "all is well".Hugh Laurie acted like he was House again. He likes to act that way because people love him and his portrayal of Dr. House.Unfortunately lots of people haven't watched or even heard of there was a Hugh Laurie's medical-crime drama airing.So I guess the second season finale was the series' finale. And it felt good at last to watch him re-discovering (or remembering) that why he bothered to mess up with all the bad guys after all: For good people's sake!Cheers Dr. Chance!

gigahs I loved the first season of "Chance." I especially liked the character "D." His personality, while weird and a little frightening, was also a bit endearing. I've just begun to watch the second season and am already turned off because "D.'s" personality is no longer something I can call "endearing." His constant use of the f word, sometimes multiple times in one sentence, is not needed and, in my opinion, has changed who he is. Because I am disappointed in his character, I'm no longer liking the story line. I will give it one more episode. But I believe I'm through. So sorry a really good series had to be messed up with unnecessary vulgarity.