Network television says they want original programs, but they don't always know what to do with them. Case in point: 'The Job', the late lamented series that lasted but 19 episodes before being unceremoniously yanked by ABC.

But what we did see of Denis Leary's working class anti-hero made for arrestingly funny television. McNeil, a cop, smokes, drinks, pops pills, and juggles a wife and girlfriend. And it's all beginning to catch up with him. "This stuff is Biblical," notes his partner, an African American whom the squad has nicknamed "Pip" (as in Gladys Knight and the ...).

'The Job' is not your typical workplace sitcom. There is no laugh track. Based on a real cop whom Leary befriended while researching his role in the remake of 'The Thomas Crown Affair,' 'The Job' has the raw sound, rough language, and gritty look and texture of authenticity.

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