If the ambition is to provide two hours of instantly forgettable, popcorn-munching escapism, it succeeds.

There is, somehow, an interesting story here, as well as some good acting. There are also some good scenes

It's the kind of movie you'll want to see a second time with someone who hasn't seen it yet, to remember what it was like to watch it for the first time.

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

I just found this show On Demand & I love it. Being from New England sometimes the accent on the main characters is a bit difficult, but it's certainly authentic. I love Rodie Sanchez, he's what you'd get if you called Central Casting & asked for a cynical Southern Cop. Only he's the real deal, a Southern version of Lenny from L&O. I like how open he is about being married 6 times & how tough being a cop is on your family. Nice that his wife "gets it" for the most part & let him come out of retirement for this case. Aubrey is the younger "cold case" cop who Rodie is working with. He's very likeable & hard working, as were the other women detectives in the office. If you like crime shows, this is a good one.

Husband and I really enjoy the great folks in this reality program. We definitely love our Cajuns to the East. Hope Rodie and Aubrey can continue working together to solve cold cases. They are a pleasure to watch and enjoy everyone else on the show too. Congrats on the recent apprehension and hope you can continue the show as long as possible. Sorry Leda, we like to watch the guys work. Praying for continuing good health for Rodie. Love you guys! I would also like to say that the videography is really good for this show. Great shots, really cool opening vid for it and beautiful shots of Lousiana swamp.

Rodie and Aubrey make a great team. Rodies passion and commitment to the victims and their families adds to this great show. As a viewer, he makes me care and want justice for the victims and families. The real time aspect of this show keeps it interesting. I cant wait for the next episode to see if they will finally be able to get enough evidence on Tommy Francise or Eugenie's ex husband.

The Discovery channel should be taken out back and beaten to a pulp. So many of their programs are just so poorly edited/directed to the point where they drain the reality out of them.This series is no different and could be the worst of the bunch. They so obviously stretch out the content it should be criminal. They replay things over and over and take side tracks and all of a sudden the hour is over and the coming attractions are on for next week.Now with season two they've made it even worse by adding more cases to the pile. Now, they are changing off the original case in season one and switching around to different cases. This stretches everything out exponentially because they replay content even more now when they switch back to a different case.What's the most annoying aspect of this is how many times we hear the same, "I'm gonna solve this if it's the last thing I do" garbage from Rodie Sanchez. They pan right in close to his face over and over. So annoying.The direction and editing is second to Rodie as unbearable. The slo-mo bs, the misleading down certain paths, and so on.Luckily, I can fast forward through and do my own editing. It takes me about 5 minutes to watch every hour episode. Way to go Discovery channel.