Throw a bunch of cop show clichés, and actors from previously cancelled cop shows, in a blender... and you have APB. Sprinkling drones, some tech gear, and a citizen crime reporting app on top is just lipstick-on-a-pig as it's nothing more than an old-style episodic crime-of-the-week series. Watch it fast before it disappears into obscurity.

Procedural. I hate procedurals. That case-of-the-week format just does not work for me. APB has an interesting premise but fails to execute on anything remotely edgy. They are going the safe route and in today's TV world that is extremely boring and unoriginal. The characters are bland and utterly forgetful, dialogue is written as throw away lines and the world they created eerily lacks depth and realism. Good television allows you to get lost in it. APB is just too detached from reality, which can be a good thing when you tell the story of people being stranded on a magic island after an airplane crash. Being detached from reality for a cop show is not good. Therefore I doubt this show will see a second or even the backend of its first season.

Liked the concept and could have been better. What makes the show is the dymanics between the lead pair and their opposing viewpoints and having to n work together to function as a team and efficient law enforcement agency. Hit and miss on if you will like it or not but I wish it lasted a bit longer. l

i had some hopes on this one, but after seeing two episodes it all felt down like the wall in game of thrones season 7 episode 7.
tipical bullshit here, one is billionaire who think thats money everything and he gets into police department to be a smartass.
anyway its unreal, boring and annoying.

1/10

this was a great show.

Nope...tried episode 2....and still nope... stopped halve way episode 2. Has a lot of potential, but....nope

Was hoping for so much more but left me empty. Wooden comes to mind.

Hi all I'm here to tell you this show is absolutely terrifying.

I had to quit because I feel like it's prepping us for the privatization of the police through a tony stark actalike and that is absolutely gutwrenchingly terrifying.

I only watched the second episode because I thought it had to get better: It didn't.
I wouldn't bet on there being a Season 2.

I've watched the first six episodes of this show and honestly it's not good. I'm not bothered with it being a procedural. I love procedurals. The crimes being solved in this show are just so heavily reliant on the technology that it's not very interesting to watch. Not only this, they've only just brushed the surface on the ramifications of a billionaire CEO being able to buy a precinct like this. Sure this CEO has good intentions, but this sets a precedent for others in their world and I would love to see them lean more heavily on this. Also, there's so much drone usage in this show. I wish they could touch more on the concerns of such heavy drone usage and the problems that arise like surveillance and privacy. It's an interesting concept but I wish they could have done a better job of pulling it off.