Life is a police drama airing on NBC in high definition.  The cast of Life is comprised of Detective Charles "Charlie" Crews Jnr. (Damian Lewis) as the main character, Detective Dani Reese (Sarah Shahi) as the partner and higher up officer to Charlie Crew, Ted Earley (Adam Arkin) shares a house with Detective Crews'  and serves as his financial advisor Charlie Crews, Captain Kevin Tidwell (Donal Logue) as chief LAPD homicide division officer as well as Crer, Officer Robert "Bobby" Stark (Brent Sexton) as a uniformed police officer and previous partner of Detective Crews.

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 Captain Kevin Tidwell (Donal Logue) is the leader of the LAPD homicide division and Crew and Reese's new superior officer after Karen Davis was demoted. Originally from New York, Tidwell is portrayed as an easy going cop, and takes the position very seriously when the need arises.  The show won a 2008 AFI Award for best television series, coveted by many viewers to be the best recently produced police drama. 

Life is fast paced and highly energizing to watch.  Scenes and backdrop scenarios change rapidly in the program, leaving no possibility for disappointment or boredom.  Emotionally driven by police officers with a relentless determination and street smarts that could skin a cat.  The cast interacts with each other just like regular cops do.  There is no physical friendship within the inner circle of authority positions.  Immediate elimination of every possible avenue of corruption pertaining to harmful emotional interactions is awarded  to police officers immediately upon taking the job. This is so they can perform with complete peace of mind while working at one of the most dangerous jobs on earth.  The same is true in real life.  Everyday citizens are not allowed to communicate with police on an emotional or physical level.  The same privilege of complete power and control given to military personnel is at their beck and call. The USA's ultimate resource, the power to produce the most physically healthy, logically sound law enforcement figure is bestowed upon them.  They are God of the streets.  

The show is delightfully produced with intelligent, witty, and psychologically immersing scenarios.  They keep you on the edge of your seat using smooth and thought provoking story lines.  Watching the show is like eating a bag of your favorite assorted candy.  Every scene is as perfect and wonderfully surprising as your favorite guilty pleasure.