This seems to be more soap opera than drama. Too much interpersonal story, too many personal stories, two fathers who need to grow up and get over themselves, and just too much of everything. I don't hold out much hope for this show after 2 episodes. I would rather see stories about fires, fire camps, firefighters, and their training than soap opera lives of the self important, egotistical, idiotic characters. Another item in my agenda is that only the women seem to mature enough to be likable. Diane Farr has the best character so far, with Jules Latimer the other character that might keep me watching at least one more episode. Their acting is convincing and far surpasses the male leads.

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