The Glades Season 3 (2012)

Palm Glades, Florida is hotter than ever in the simmering Season Three of The Glades! With an intriguing caseload packed with alien abductions, steamy love triangles, nudist colonies, blackmail, and murder, dashing homicide detective Jim Longworth (Matt Passmore) definitely has his work cut out for him. When he's not cracking his cases or hitting the links, Jim's personal relationship with Callie intensifies, but beautiful FDLE bureau chief Jennifer Starke is keeping her eyes on him. Filled with compelling drama, dark mystery and wry humor, Season Three of The Glades is simply as hot as it gets!
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
With Callie now in Atlanta, the whole Jim/Callie dynamic is borderline annoying. The cases are still interesting, as is Jim's repartee with Carlos and Daniel. One reality check is in nearly every episode Jim verbally accuses 2-3 innoncent parties of being guilty where in the "real world" it would be construed as harassment.

Welcome Taylor Cole (Jennifer) who joins the show as a Supervisor sent in to evaluate Jim's success rate while coming up with solutions to make his cases more trial-able. Jennifer is a raven haired beauty that is smoldering hot and has a knack for wearing heels and short skirts even in the most inappropriate of places. Since IMHO, the show itself is not any better than the previous season, I have to believe that the additional +-100k viewers per episodes are all her!

Maybe it is an optical illusion, though I swear that Callie was filmed this year at odd angles, which is generally a sign of pregnancy or weight gain? Then again, will all due respect to Kiele Sanchez (AKA Callie), there are solid reasons why you rarely see her in the same frame as Taylor Cole!

Without giving away the ending and under the guise of full disclosure, I may have removed 1/2 star from my rating for the simple reason that Jim took a pass on an impassioned plea by Taylor Cole when she essentially offered herself up!

In sum, an entertaining show that may have lost a step in season 3, I can only hope that Ms. Cole reappears in Season 4 or I don't know if I will be compelled to tune in.