I thought the acting in this was exceptional. Story was predictable. If you seen one you seen them all. All that being said, I give it a five.

Another unwatchable movie with lots of tokens as far as the eye can see. Preachy AA nonsense thrown in for good measure. The problem with AA is that it's members like to drink. Not drinking isn't the right thing to do, especially when you drop all your old friends and attend meetings all the time like another bad habit. You need to get control of your drinking.

Professor Thomas Lewis (Charles Malik Whitfield) of ancient mythology at LACC recently got his 90 day chip from AA which he displays to his ex-wife (Elise Neal) winning back unsupervised visits with his daughter Brittney (Cassidey Fralin).

Tracey Jacobs (Draya Michele) is a student in his class who has a questionable past who has the will and desire to turn this into a "Fatal Attraction" type of film.

Made for TV drama. Bland and predictable.

Guide: No swearing of nudity. Sex scene.