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This show seems to be improving with every episode. The series premiere was great, but episode 2 was better, and episode 3 was even better.
Mark-Paul Gosselaar and Breckin Meyer, alongside the other cast members all perform well.
Franklin and Bash is truly refreshing with creative dialogue, unique (extremely unique) scripts, and quality acting. The show is quality compared to many other legal shows I've seen.
I agree that this show might not be the next Lost, but it definitely succeeds at entertaining and that's all that matters to me. This series is great for what it is and it does what it's suppose to do: entertain.
Give this show a chance, but if you can, let it grow on you since the first three episodes progressively improve.
Hopefully this show lasts as long as possible, granted quality does not falter.
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This show seems to be improving with every episode. The series premiere was great, but episode 2 was better, and episode 3 was even better.
Mark-Paul Gosselaar and Breckin Meyer, alongside the other cast members all perform well.
Franklin and Bash is truly refreshing with creative dialogue, unique (extremely unique) scripts, and quality acting. The show is quality compared to many other legal shows I've seen.
I agree that this show might not be the next Lost, but it definitely succeeds at entertaining and that's all that matters to me. This series is great for what it is and it does what it's suppose to do: entertain.
Give this show a chance, but if you can, let it grow on you since the first three episodes progressively improve.
Hopefully this show lasts as long as possible, granted quality does not falter.