[sonofatpatcher2]

For years it seems Hollywood has always made the bad guys our government or the CIA. Now, even after 9/11, the beat goes on.

As a smoker, I have come to feel like a Jew in Nazi Germany. Now I feel that same way just because I believe in my country and my President.

Am I the only one who feels this way?

[KeyWest]

I was going to watch it but after reading the pro-iraq stance of those involved, skipped it.

[NY Cajun]

I was watching that movie and, as soon as I saw where it was going, I turned to another program. I became so angry I couldn't focus on the show I turned to, so I turned the set off.

[RushLake]

As a smoker, I have come to feel like a Jew in Nazi Germany. Now I feel that same way just because I believe in my country and my President. Am I the only one who feels this way?

You are not alone. I don't smoke, but don't mind smokers. We actually have ash trays in our house for smoking friends. I'm a gun owner, and a conservative in a liberal community. I believe in our country and our president. I think we should all bear in mind that in places other than the left coast, the people's republic of ann arbor, etc. that we are the majority.

[KSCITYBOY]

TYPICAL LIBERAL CRAP - Hollywood is so predictable it's really boring. US evil, corporations evil, etc... and the beat goes on.

[retiredtexan]

Another garbage show.I got through 10 minutes,before turning off.

[edwin hubble]

Written by a sophomore.

Appallingly juvenile and ham-handed in its political messages.

It might as well have had a 'closed captioning' crawling text across the bottom of the screen saying "This a CIA agent... He is a Bad Guy".

They portrayed the terrorists as 'bad guys' and the U.S. military and CIA as 'bad guys'. The journalists were 'good guys'. They spelled it out real good.

[jordan8]

This is supposedly a potential series.