Ashley Judd and production people, take a bow. This ABC show has great potential if allowed to keep going in numerous aspects of mother striving to regain her son's life.
There is nothing but admiration for who is showing Ashley well done choreographed and consulted combative scenes, wished more women knew outside of Hollywood use, where all body blunt parts and near objects can be made a weapon against aggressors those scenes. This is close enough to what some G agencies people do have to know, any part of the world sent, commonly called "gorilla warfare" because no one but you is there to keep you protected.
Only CBS "A Person of Interest" matches this in what James portrays former elite military knowing, one person soldier, takes quite a lot to overcome him.
Here is looking forward to more Missing.
There is nothing but admiration for who is showing Ashley well done choreographed and consulted combative scenes, wished more women knew outside of Hollywood use, where all body blunt parts and near objects can be made a weapon against aggressors those scenes. This is close enough to what some G agencies people do have to know, any part of the world sent, commonly called "gorilla warfare" because no one but you is there to keep you protected.
Only CBS "A Person of Interest" matches this in what James portrays former elite military knowing, one person soldier, takes quite a lot to overcome him.
Here is looking forward to more Missing.