ThiefHott Too much of everything

Titreenp SERIOUSLY. This is what the crap Hollywood still puts out?

SeeQuant Blending excellent reporting and strong storytelling, this is a disturbing film truly stranger than fiction

Edwin The storyline feels a little thin and moth-eaten in parts but this sequel is plenty of fun.

ssorens-66960 We watch Acorn TV all the time, and have been watching British shows almost daily for about 17 years. Thankfully we 'stumbled' on this show, "The Broker's Man recently. Besides Kevin Whately looking like a cousin of Paul McCartney, he is a great actor and brings energy to the show. We've watched three 90 minute episodes so far now and we DO NOT find it boring in the least. Even though he is an insurance man, there is often a murder or two involved and incorporates subplots as well. We are still scratching our heads on why they only made 2 seasons. We did notice that it was co-produced by Brian True-May who also produced Midsomer Murders. which, coincidentally, started the same year as the Broker's man did. Maybe that had something to do with it. I would not say this is as good as Midsomer Murders, BUT This show IS A very good and is definitely worth a watch.

BILLYBOY-10 Wow. An hour and a half for a 27 minute mediocre show. Boring as all get out, waste of Whatley's talent (glad he later redeemed himself with the excellent "Lewis"). The life of an insurance adjuster is not a very exciting premise for what is suppose to be a mystery show, and of course, the only mystery is how this dog ever made it to TV. There are apparently 12 episodes. I watched one and that was enough. The episodes drag and way way too much fluff. A couple of knee-slapping side-kicks and yuk-yuk ha-ha thrown in but nothing could really ever save this from extinction. Whatley does a good job of pitching in and trying to keep the ball rolling but frankly this thing was D.O.A and without his star-power wouldn't have lasted more than 3 episodes before the plug was mercifully pulled.

jeffhanna3 This show is a pleasant surprise, at least the first season. After reading the exceedingly negative first review here I wasn't expecting much. The first three episodes, which comprise season 1, are quite interesting. The casts are first rate, with familiar faces from other shows. The acting is good. Kevin Whately comes off well and is more three-dimensional than his character in "Lewis." The show is a combination of intriguing investigative mystery with some domestic drama and romantic entanglements. Admittedly, Whately is not really believable as a babe-magnet.A noticeable drop-off in quality in the second season - some of the story lines are silly. Try season 1 and approach season 2 with caution.

James Mordecai Kevin Whatley disappoints in this boring and lame series featuring an insurance investigator. Nothing works in this series. It has unresolved plot lines and overall bad acting. And, its theme tune which is so evidently a ripoff from 'careless whispers', is just plain bad. Lasting just 2 seasons, this show is also badly directed and contains more domestic drama than actual mystery. This show is nothing like Morse or even Lewis. As an investigator, Griffin is clueless. This only reason why Whatley stills gets roles is because of Morse's legacy. I would not recommend this series.2/10