adam gallagher

feels like a low budget film with decent production. the story is weak, the action is predictable, the characters have little depth. the acting is actually good, but it feels like everything's forced. despite the hint that there could be a sequel, I'd be shocked if it gets the green light. don't bother.

i cannot recall any other show that leaves me wanting more in a feel-good way. this is just simply the best show since 'breaking bad' ended in 2013. in fact, 'ted lasso' might be tied with 'breaking bad' for best show ever. or maybe they each deserve the top spot for different reasons. but 'ted lasso' is just such a positive show. i can't think of anything bad to say about it, other than there need to be more seasons!!!!

Kinda reminds me of that Tommy Lee Jones movie "volcano," with it's cheesy message. It's just not that honest or entertaining. And it barely felt like it was 1984.

I'm having a hard time imagining how they're going to drag out this show. the premise is great, but we've already seen the movie. the CIA agents are unbelievable, save for Mireille Enos' character. it's rather slow, and the idea that Hanna can navigate so well in a modern world after 16 years in a cave and forest is a stretch. I'm on episode 5, so maybe the second half of the season will captivate. Esme Creed-Miles as Hanna and Joel Kinnaman as Hanna's father are pretty good. it's not unwatchable, but it's certainly not gripping.