The Blue and the Gray may not take us on a Civil War journey that we expect, but the direction it goes is interesting enough . . . half of the time.
Sprawling miniseries with the wise choice of using a sketch artist as its focal point with sympathies on both sides. Having someone who isn't fighting for one side or the other allows both sides to be presented without one being dominant. John Hammond is fine in the lead but not so strong that he pulls the focus off
November 8, 2011
Super Reviewer
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