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Touch is a TV series that simply oozes with drama from the very beginning. The story focuses on the link between science and spirituality and the connections in between. A single father is trying to connect with his 11 year old son, to no avail for now. Over time, he plans out a quest to keep in touch with him on an emotional level, to a point where he actually controls the destiny of the whole world, in an unexpected twist.
The big name in the cast of Touch is certainly Kiefer Sutherland. He has been best known for his part in 24 as Jack Bauer. Of course, this means that most viewers expect him to be fighting, shooting, jumping out of planes and much more. There is no doubt that Kiefer can fit almost any part and he makes a huge impact in Touch.
The trailer is what catches most peoples attention. The reality is that the trailer for Touch does not actually do it Justice. Most trailers are filled with the best parts of the series, but with Touch, there are simply too many good parts. What this means is that the actual TV series will not disappoint and anyone that thinks they are going to like this TV series, probably will.
Touch is certainly something different, although it easily reminds people of things such as Lost, 24 and other intriguing dramas. That being said though, that is not necessarily going to be bad, the reality is that this shows that this is a strong TV series and one that is exceptionally good in terms of cast quality alongside production teams as well.
Kiefer Sutherland is certainly not the only big name in the cast of Touch. Most people will already notice that Danny Glover has been incorporated into the cast, which makes it extremely exciting. There are certain actors in the screen play that do their job much better than others. The main flaw in Touch is the welfare worker. This flaw is not big enough to put viewers off the program, but it certainly has a negative effect on the rest of the show. She over acts her set pieces and looks uncomfortable as an actor.
Overall, Touch is certainly a great show and as the episodes develop, it just gets better and better. Hopefully the cast can keep it up and the production team can produce even more great episodes.
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