I like the direction the writer's are taking us. It is creating new interests & dedicating me back to the characters. I'm enthused. 0=)

When I seen the trailers for this show, I was excited at the idea of a multiple personality james bond. I was sadly disappointed by the mid-season that the jokes about sleeping with his wife and "the people under the stairs" randomly sticking there necks out, became dry and redundant with no way to explain how to move on with the story. The plot had great potential in the rightful hands of a director/ executive producer such as Jon Cassar of "24". Don't get me wrong, I liked the show, but, I felt like it baffled me with bull%^& rather than dazzling me with brilliance. With that being said, I would have slept with both those women myself. ;)

I like the general idea but the main character cannot quite carry the role and it comes off as more of a parody than a real spy show. Also it is hard to tell whether this is supposed to be tongue in cheek or for "real" is this Get Smart or mission impossible.the actor who plays the partner is more believable, he is understated and does not over do it.
The wife of the main character is also not believable as the wife somehow, she acts too young to have the concerns of a married woman with three kids and a home to take care of. she plays it like the older teenaged sister rather than the mom.the absurdity of Mavis, and the whole crew downstairs being there 24 7 is just ridiculous enough to work if the script had been tuned a little better. Or they should have gone completely spoofy and gone more in the direction of Chuck or get smart and let us all have a laugh at the characters.