In Justice

[Collateral Damage]

Jason O'Mara said. "In Justice isn't a procedural, In Justice isn't a character drama, it isn't a law show, it isn't a cop show. But it's all of those."

That is the best way to describe In Justice.

In Justice has a different spin, instead of putting people in jail, they go out and free the wrongly convicted.

Kyle MacLachalan plays David Swain, the head of the National Justice Project. No one knows for sure his true motives for starting this organization, possibly for political reasons. Jason O'Mara is his partner Charles Conti, an ex-cop who handles the investigations. Despite being opposites these two respect each other and work well together. The rest of the team consists of Constance Zimmer as Brianna, Daniel Cosgrove as Jon and Marisol Nichols as Sonya.

Source: www.tv.com

Apparently it's already been cancelled after it's first season, only 13 episodes, not sure if this is true or not...??

I was just wondering if anyone has watched this, or is planning on watching it, in the UK, on UKTV Gold?

[Silent Noise]

I watched it last night, that was the first episode, right?

I do like watching shows like this and a lot of crime/law dramas are very similar but I though this was original [unless there’s a show like this I haven't seen before?].

Last nights episode was good enough to keep me entertained and I'm going to keep watching to see how it works out.

[Collateral Damage]

I'm sure it was the first one and as far as I know there are none like it, not that I've seen but then I'm pretty new to the Law/Crime shows scene. It was pretty interesting I agree, I got a little distracted by the net part way through but I expect I'll be watching it next week. I don't think that I'll ever become hooked/obsessive about this show though...

[Silent Noise]

I don't think that I'll ever become hooked/obsessive about this show though...

lol, yeah me neither... it wasn't that good :-p

[Collateral Damage]

Is it true that they are not sure if they will be making any more episodes/seasons? I though that I read something about it the other day but now I can't remember where :-p