Exoticalot People are voting emotionally.

Konterr Brilliant and touching

AutCuddly Great movie! If you want to be entertained and have a few good laughs, see this movie. The music is also very good,

Bessie Smyth Great story, amazing characters, superb action, enthralling cinematography. Yes, this is something I am glad I spent money on.

vipertx-17236 Wow the CEO met all amazing workers at his company and of all the under cover boss shows I watch this CEO didn't give crap to the workers he worked with... He gave one a trip with his wife... Didn't mention the number of days or location or price... Like most ceo's do... Then he just lets one draw advertising pictures to help the store??? Ummm who does this help?? 7-11 not him.... Then he makes donating organs in the name of an employee forget helping her with medical bills right??? Wow this CEO sucks! I'm never going to a 7- 11 I'll go to quick trip or race trac.... This CEO didn't want to give his employees anything no money no help with bills.... Pathetic and you brag you have how many stores in the USA And Canada? Shame on you... And you live in south lake?!!!

ShelbyTMItchell Bosses that are behind the desk as the CEO of their companies. Get a first hand look on what happens as they go undercover frequently in a disguise as they see what is good and not so good for their company.As I liked most of the bosses on the show. As they change. Excpet for the one that works at the Diamond Resorts as I think that is what it is called. For he acted really rude and so naughty to one lady boss that he felt that did not train one of the employees who takes calls for vacations down. Feeling that the young caller employee did not have proper training. That was wrong.But other than that. I like the show as a whole. As the employees get helped out. As most seem to be on hard times. And that they need help with their personal staff.It is a 9/10!

faroutofsight I do think this show is very good. But, I'm starting to see a pattern here in each episode that someone else pointed out: "So these guys visit the people in the ranks. They see one that's really good on his job, and they promote him. They see another who works long hours while raising a kid as a single parent, and they give her a raise. They get inadequate training from some supervisor, and then because they've been poorly trained, they under-perform, and then they get fired or close to it. They see someone who mistreats employees or customers and they put a stop to the abuse. They see another who devotes time to some charitable cause after hours and they give her charity $5,000. They see a young person with promise, and they give him a scholarship so he can finish college." It makes me wonder if any of this is played out?

Stephen Schaffer During these tough times it's nice to see a show that is made in an effort to put the masses at ease. For many years I personal have said that most boss figures in companies have lost touch with what really goes on with front line business. This show is now putting those leaders to the test and it proves that many are not qualified to work in their own companies. It was a very touching episode, and the boss for the premier was very likable...however about 50% of the show seemed staged. I would have felt better if there had been some more honest interaction. On a final note... I do feel that this show has some very good qualities and I actually feel that the boss from the pilot was quite sincere about making changes for the better in policy for his front line workers.