Rec’ed is an action – drama based on a distraught father who has returned from a special ops mission in Afghanistan to find his son has been killed by a stray bullet of rival gangs at war over drug turf. He talks with his friend at the police department and hears how the criminals continue to have control of the streets while the police just can not get to them due to the money and corruption. He breaks down and makes amends with his wealthy, estranged parents. In doing so he gains the financial means to by a run down. closed up rec centre in his determination to return the community to the people. He wants to provide a safe place for the children and youth in the community to play and learn while giving them hope outside of the gangs that plague the community. What the people don’t know is that when the center is closed it is his base from which he wages a war against the drug dealers, gangs and other criminal element. Vigilante justice is nothing compared the methods he employs to rid his community of the drugs and violence.

This could be summarized as a high scale modern day Taxi. Instead of revolving around a Taxi company it revolves around a limousine company whose owner could not care nor does he know how the business is run. He is only in the business for the hard partying he seems to constantly be going to. In the midst of his high rolling life he has to avoid his ex-wife and her yappy lap dog she carries everywhere, who also enjoys the high life on his money. The problem is that he likes cash trips to avoid claiming all income for her to send to her lawyers. She always thinks she is about to catch him but somehow he stays a step ahead of her. His constant playboy lifestyle keeps a day at the office very interesting for the General Manager who seems to the ex-wife as a real hustler with the ladies as when she shows up at the office unannounced, the husbands ditsy girlfriends are sent into his office in order to cover for the owner. In the meantime, the GM is a married father of 3 who is the most dedicated husband and father on the planet. On the rare occasion that his wife makes it to the office and meets up with the owners’ ex-wife, she is the object of confusion as a result of the misunderstanding that the GM is a player and the owner’s ex thinks it is the result of a very open marriage and can not understand how the marriage seems so successful.
The supporting cast keeps things around the company always interesting and adds to the constant chaos and office happenings let alone what happens on the road in the limousines.

I expected you to cancel Medium but in no way was i expecting Crossing Jordan to bite the dust. BRING IT BACK PLEASE.