Big Bill Grazziano IS Stephen Segal ( +65 pounds).

Not a bad show, but I can see why it failed. For one, it gets repetitive pretty fast. You can only watch them pick up so many overturned semi-trucks off the side of the road before you simply start skipping to the next episode. To make it worse, they made the last two episodes flashbacks of the last year. Can you say boring?
The next thing that made it hard to watch was Bill and his inability to lead a team of workers without loosing his temper all the time. He micro-manages his people rather than letting them do their job. Being a boss is more than barking out orders and yelling at people all the time. For his age, he has some serious growing up to do.

This show is basically about Riggers. Sure, the objects they are handling happens to be vehicles, but the basic element of their job is the exact same as what Riggers do every day all over the globe. Lifting and hauling heavy objects. This show is also about a family owned business and it is their personalities that are showcased. Bill the owner, while a nice guy is often very childish and does not know how to handle his frustration. Barking at others is his usual mode even when it gets in the way of a smooth project.Joe is a big galoot. Puppy like charm and certainly capable if a big egotistic. Perhaps he is just reacting to being in front of a camera. Marcie, Bills wife deals with Bills quirks quite well and did a superb job as a camera operator during one particularly difficult wreck recovery.The rest of the staff showcases the various types of situations they typically encounter on a regular basis. Learning along the way and helping each other out. All in all, not a bad show, but a bit over hyped for what is a basic rigging/tow company.Tryke is the real champ of the show. Professional in every way and highly skilled.

this show was way too dramatic waste of 30 mins!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!