Here's the deal: this show was cancelled after 8 episodes in 2008, which should tell you everything you need to know. The premise is cool—immortal detective, historical flashbacks, romantic curse—but the execution was apparently mediocre enough that Fox pulled the plug immediately.
Even if you're intrigued by the concept, you're signing up for an incomplete story from 17 years ago with 2008-era production values and network TV constraints. The 50% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes confirms this wasn't some hidden gem that deserved better.
For parents: this is 16+ content with crime violence and murder investigations, so definitely not for younger kids. But honestly, the bigger issue is that it's just not worth tracking down. There are dozens of better shows—both procedurals and supernatural dramas—that actually got to finish their stories and hold up better today.
The WISE score reflects both the mediocre content (crime procedural with limited enrichment) and the massive watchability penalty for being an obscure, cancelled, dated show that modern audiences have zero interest in.




