As others before me have already pointed out, there are some flaws throughout the show. Mainly I have a hard time understanding the benefit of training a killer who is left completely vulnerable and unable to defend himself for more than half the time. I could get over this though if the writers started improving some of the dynamic between his two personalities. But keep in mind that this is a made for T.V. thriller. When are these things anything other than pure fantasy? People who enjoyed the premise of shows like 24 or Dexter, and who don't mind the serious gaps that come up in those stories will probably enjoy My Own Worst Enemy as well. I am interested to see where the show ends up going, and what with the serious lack of inspiration behind most scripts these days, I hope they can get it together and reach the potential that the really great premise has to offer.
Review of My Own Worst Enemy
