3.11.2005
TV Review: Blind Justice
Blind Justice
Created by Steven Bochco, Nicholas Wootton and Matt Olmstead
ABC Wednesdays at 10:00 P.M.
Critical Consensus: 54 [mediocre] (11 reviews)
Baltimore Sun: 75
“It's a decent enough show, well-acted and nice to look at, if a little overfull of happy coincidence, stock characters and situational cliche.”
Chicago Tribune: 75
“Blind Justice will go way beyond its fanciful premise to unlock criminal mysteries and maybe address a few in the human heart as well.”
Cox News Service: 75
“"Blind Justice" may not revolutionize the cop drama genre (the cases are still standard-issue), but it definitely gives us a new breed of detective worth watching.”
Pittsburgh Live” 75
“ Once viewers meet the new detectives in the Tuesday time slot, the loss of "NYPD Blue" will not be so painful.”
USA Today: 75
“You may not find a classic if you tune in, but you will find a solid, entertaining TV show.”
Boston Globe: 50
“Despite a likable lead performance by Ron Eldard, and the slick production values of creator Steven Bochco, ABC's new series settles for the sort of nobler than-thou portrayal that marred the final seasons of Bochco's NYPD Blue.”
Chicago Sun-Times: 50
“...at its foundation, "Blind Justice" is a well-acted but very ordinary police drama”
Hollywood Reporter: 50
“The result is a serviceable drama in which the characters, including Dunbar, remain largely two-dimensional and highly predictable.”
Pop Matters: 50
“Despite [its] shortcomings and its trafficking in able-bodied stereotypes, Blind Justice isn't entirely without merit.”
Pittsburgh Post Gazette: 25
“Blind Justice is vintage [Steven] Bochco, but it's a tired vintage that's lost any distinct flavor, rendering it bland "Justice" for all.”
Houston Chronicle: 0
“Beyond the blind-man concept, Blind Justice comes up arrestingly short with predictable and familiar story lines involving a serial killer, a missing child and a police officer.” (Note: the reviewer goes on to compare it to Cop Rock)
Created by Steven Bochco, Nicholas Wootton and Matt Olmstead
ABC Wednesdays at 10:00 P.M.
Critical Consensus: 54 [mediocre] (11 reviews)
Baltimore Sun: 75
“It's a decent enough show, well-acted and nice to look at, if a little overfull of happy coincidence, stock characters and situational cliche.”
Chicago Tribune: 75
“Blind Justice will go way beyond its fanciful premise to unlock criminal mysteries and maybe address a few in the human heart as well.”
Cox News Service: 75
“"Blind Justice" may not revolutionize the cop drama genre (the cases are still standard-issue), but it definitely gives us a new breed of detective worth watching.”
Pittsburgh Live” 75
“ Once viewers meet the new detectives in the Tuesday time slot, the loss of "NYPD Blue" will not be so painful.”
USA Today: 75
“You may not find a classic if you tune in, but you will find a solid, entertaining TV show.”
Boston Globe: 50
“Despite a likable lead performance by Ron Eldard, and the slick production values of creator Steven Bochco, ABC's new series settles for the sort of nobler than-thou portrayal that marred the final seasons of Bochco's NYPD Blue.”
Chicago Sun-Times: 50
“...at its foundation, "Blind Justice" is a well-acted but very ordinary police drama”
Hollywood Reporter: 50
“The result is a serviceable drama in which the characters, including Dunbar, remain largely two-dimensional and highly predictable.”
Pop Matters: 50
“Despite [its] shortcomings and its trafficking in able-bodied stereotypes, Blind Justice isn't entirely without merit.”
Pittsburgh Post Gazette: 25
“Blind Justice is vintage [Steven] Bochco, but it's a tired vintage that's lost any distinct flavor, rendering it bland "Justice" for all.”
Houston Chronicle: 0
“Beyond the blind-man concept, Blind Justice comes up arrestingly short with predictable and familiar story lines involving a serial killer, a missing child and a police officer.” (Note: the reviewer goes on to compare it to Cop Rock)
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