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- The Bottom Line Absorbing, ambitious and boasting a great cast, the drama takes its time exploring the nuances and fallout from a single brutal crime, instead of falling into a procedural pattern.
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The Divide: Created by Tony Goldwyn, Richard LaGravenese. With Damon Gupton, Marin Ireland, Joe Anderson, Paul Schneider. A district attorney uncovers new evidence that prompts the reinvestigation of a sensational murder case.
- (2K)
- 2014-07-16
- Drama, Thriller
- 44
Jul 16, 2014 · Our review: Parents say: Not yet rated. Kids say: Not yet rated. Written by the creators of The Walking Dead, the thoughtful series highlights how the pursuit of justice becomes a casualty when members of the criminal justice system are divided by politics, race, and personal and professional ambitions.
- Marin Ireland, Damon Gupton, Paul Schneider
- Melissa Camacho
The Divide... is surprisingly good. But what's most surprising is that it's on WE, a cable channel best known for shows like L.A. Hair and Marriage Boot Camp.
The Divide is intelligent, thoughtful, well written and acted and unlike many American programs, aims high, assuming the viewers can think. The story line, or lines are well thought out and allow the cast to flesh out their roles and I found myself much more intrigued than I had expected to be.
A topical and incisive look at the inner workings of the justice system, The Divide is a powerful mystery series with an intriguing political subtext. Read Critics Reviews
- (13)
- July 16, 2014
- Clarke Peters
Whether We will consider The Divide to have accomplished its goals on some level is something only the network knows. Certainly on the basis of quality, The Divide deserves to pick up its multiple cliffhangers and continue telling its story.
Jul 15, 2014 · ‘The Divide’: TV Review. WE tv's first scripted series is an engrossing eight-episode legal drama that explores issues of race, politics, greed and justice.
