Perception

People who like procedurals will enjoy playing along. But the real charm of the series--as in a lot of cable originals--is in its ensemble.

It's an enjoyable enough whodunit. The problem is McCormack. [23 Jul 2012, p.38]

The crimes of the first four episodes revel in plot twists and medical conditions so ludicrous that they eventually become endearing, as does, against all odds, McCormack's performance.

An otherwise run-of-the-mill mystery with a big twist.

McCormack, in designer stubble, is no better than ordinary in the lead role. Nor are the cases at hand all that compelling.

The cases themselves are weakly constructed, with more holes than a box of doughnuts.

There's very little that's fun about Perception.