Usually Okay—The fall from “grace” is never pretty and only those with some morality and personal dignity will see the need for redemption, to make up for the damage they did to their own credulity as an honest and moral person. The road back is never easy nor pretty, otherwise it wouldn't really be redemption. Hack, is one episode, one ride, an incident at a time of confronting evil on the road back to redemption. Now if they could just get Dante on their writing team.

Usually Okay—I like 'Hack' because the main character is respectful of people and does not treat them as if they were all mere conveniences, to be tossed when no longer useful for his purposes. The episodes do depict a seamy side of life, so I would not want a child to watch it, but it is not glorified, not endorsed.

Usually Okay—So far I've seen very little inappropriate scenes. The main character seems to be having a realization that God is there. But unfortunately seems to think God is picking on him. Maybe the writers could show that God is in control and not cruel though.

Usually Okay—It's good to see David Morse and Andre Braugher back on prime time. Morse's Mike Olshansky, gives it to the bad guys much in the way that Chuck Norris did in Walker. The violence is more or less window-dressing however, as the story's usually concentrates on Olshansky fighting crime and helping people in need. I like Father Tom. He is often seen helping Mike with moral dilemmas. However, Father Tom can be a bit rough around the edges, but still a likable character, and an important one, especially with the absence of spiritual figures in Television. If you haven't yet, give Hack a try. Probably the best show on Friday.

Usually Okay—I've been watching Hack since the first episode and have never been disappointed. The writing is excellent and succeeds in sending a moral message without hitting you over the head. David Morse and Andre Braugher add believablity to the not-so-perfect characters they play and it's great to see them back on the screen. I love Hack and look forward to tuning in every Friday night.