Life

This show is outstanding. I should have run many more seasons than it did. I find the decision to cancel it baffling. The plots, the acting and the filming are all super. Once could only wish the show could someday be revived. It was a breath of fresh air in a sea of mediocrity. Maybe that is why it did not make it.

For the usual cop drama, this was as good as any other. It was interesting to see Donal Logue with his future Terriers co-stars. The writing was pretty good in that the story always flowed well from one show to the next with backstory you could stay interested in. Revealing just enough to keep you interested with the usual Ah-Ha moment at the end when all the pieces of the puzzle finally fit into place. At least this story did finally end. So many good drama shows such as Chicago Code, Terriers, etc all seem to be at the whim of whatever studio head is in place at the time. Gritty cop drama, even the ones with good ratings and press, give way to brainless, mid numbing sitcoms about nerds, babies, and dysfunctional families. Whoever is in charge of Law and Order and CSI must have what it takes to payoff the right people and keep those shows on the air. Maybe it really is all about "who you know" and not what you know or in this case, how well you write. Too bad some of the other good cop shows weren't so well funded or didn't know all the right people or they might still be around.Had no problem playing Hulu and I have a Hulu+ subscription so for all those whiners without a decent Internet stream or 7 bucks to pay for a subscription I say remember when mama said, "if you can't say something nice, don't say anything?".

I love the show, but not the website. I don't have a problem with watching commercials, but there is no way I'm ever signing up for the pay service. Especially when the website changes the status of a program that has been free to view for years. There are fewer and fewer shows I can watch on Hulu because of these antics, but I'd far rather buy a DVD set than make monthly payments of any amount. Since that means I'm watching less and less television these days, I suppose that's okay. I guess I should actually be thanking the cable companies, networks and Hulu for helping me kick the habit, but actors, writers and other hardworking folks should be pissed as h*ll at the desk-jockeys for driving away their audiences.

i'd probably give life 5 stars if you assbags hadn't broken it mid-stream and turned it all into a ppv show. h+ is stupid.

Why would we rate a show good to watch. When we do you turn it to pay per view. We watched your commercials, but you got greedy, this will be your downfall. Just look at Netflix. If you keep it up you'll be out of business and I'll just go back to cable if I have to pay anyway.

I was in the middle of watching episode nine, season one when the stream crashed. I log back on and can't watch because you switched this whole show over to pay per view.