That's what my grandmother watches.

Of course, since I'm 37, I watched it on Nick at Nite.

I, too, have never seen Matlock.  I really think you missed your mark on that one, bro. That's the blue-hair set.

I also really enjoyed Matlock when I was about 12 years old.  Quality TV plot development, commercial break twists, and cheesy music that is missing today ...

Wayne Palmer: I'll agree with you here, the president has been disappointing. Wayne Palmer was a good character, but the actor simply Isn't fit to act as the president. I'm somewhat relieved that we won't be seeing very much of him anytime soon (being that there was an assassination attempt.
Morris: Mediocre, I'll agree. The whole alcohol storyline is pretty silly.
Chloe: Reduced role, but she's done her part fairly well.
Milo: I don't like his character much, but he's done a good job being the micromanaging overly annoying boss at work, as well as pulling off a few nice scenes in the field.
Assad: I like the job he's done. He wasn't entirely convincing when talking about his desire for peace, but he was ruthless and you could tell he had some form of terrorist background.
Fayed: I think he's basically a rehash of Marawan (If anyone's seen season 4) with a bit of personal vendetta against Jack tacked on. I hate how they added another villain with the ability to escape from any situation and do it completely undetected while using a helicopter. But oh well. Portrays a brutal character well.
Phillip Bauer: A masterful performance to this point. He had me going both ways, first believing that he was the good guy, then that he was the most evil bastard to appear on the show yet. He's convincing, condescending, and subtle. I'd give him an A.
Next week they're going to reintroduce two major cogs from the previous season who appear to have united, Aaron Pierce and Martha Logan. I have high hopes for their inclusion, they were key in last year's emmy-winning season.