Reviews

First of all Rockstar Joe needs to get his act together or he might get one whilst losing another, that is he might meet his son but he'll lose Amy in the process which is sad because Amy doesn't know about the child and probably feels like Joe is ignoring her in time of need. Jenny is becoming likeable but still not on par with Amy. In terms of realities he definitely chose the cop reality because he has everything there, his family especially uncle Frank (who is not acquainted with him in Nurse Joe's reality) which is a major No because Joe seems to look up to him as a father figure in the other two realities. He also has both Amy and Jenny even if his romance with Amy has been put on hold by Bobby who can't seem to let Amy go even after she ended things with him. Overall the episode was perfect and I hope they don't sidetrack Amy to make Jenny more of a choice for Joe because some relationships are not meant to be more than best friends.

We always ponder ourselves with questions of what if we did that or choose that and what the outcome will be. This show actually does that and makes us witness the titular characters journey based on the three choices he made. The chemistry is off the charts with both actresses especially with Joe and Amy (Wolk and Martinez) that may make the audience see a clear choice but that changed halfway through the episode when we were shown that Amy could also be happy with Joe's best friend Eric (Barnett). One thing for sure is that Jenny will always be a part os Joe's life because they had a son in the three realities, two of which Joe wasn't aware. The episode clearly showed Joe enlightened by Amy in two of three realities, make us wonder if that's who we should root for. The Charisma of James Wolk was unmatched in his portrayal of the three realities and his costars deliver brilliantly as well, Both Nial and Martinez had the emotional aspect down, I shed a tear at the hospital scene when Amy had a miscarriage and blamed herself. Don't get me started on John Gluck, the child was a scene stealer who brought brilliance in every scene he appeared. It may not be for everyone honestly but again you can't judge a series based on a pilot episode.

It has it's moment and for that alone, I'll tune in next week and the week after and so on.