Tony Danza and Josh Groban’s good cop/bad cop routine is busted, but not for the reasons you might think. For one, Danza is great as the corrupt detective kicked off the force in very public fashion. Is a joke-teller, barroom crooner, and all-around man of the people; the kind of lovable wiseguy you would immediately forgive for any well-intentioned indiscretions unless, that is, he’s your father. Tony Jr., or TJ (Groban), is the exact opposite of his dear ol’ dad — not that he’s unlovable; he just follows every rule, from specific points within the police code (he often cites others for “infractions”) to the implied but oft-violated social agreements like refusing to pick up an unclaimed quarter. Read More: One guy is a beloved bad cop, the other is an ostracized good one. The odd couple setup is obvious, simple, and certainly solid enough to carry a crime-of-the-week procedural — or, since this is a original series where all the Season 1 episodes are released at once — a crime-of-the-every-44-minutes-or-so procedural. “” never aims to be anything more than an amiable distraction, the same as creator Andy Breckman’s last series, “Monk,” which starred another Tony and took home a bunch of trophies.

1. Josh Groban' S New Album Cover

Josh Groban' S New Album Cover

Josh Groban, “Bridges” (Reprise) When Groban unexpectedly debuted in 2001, the then-20-year-old, baby-faced, big-voiced opera singer had a musical lane all to himself.