Mike Broderick 33

A good cast and entertaining story let down by uneven writing. We binged it in one day, so enjoyed it to a point, but were ultimately unhappy with it overall. Some of the relationships didn't seem believable and the series couldn't decide whether it wanted to be a serious whodoneit or a black comedy. This was especially true in the final episode which should have been suspenseful but descended into laugh-out-loud comedy on multiple occasions. It left me feeling that the series was popcorn or cotton candy entertainment: enjoyable but ephemeral. For me, the Perfect Couple was a poor imitation of a Corn Brothers' film. And it made me wonder how much better it could have been if they had written it.

Changing Ends is a great show. It's hilarious but has a great heart at its center. There's a poignancy to watching what Alan Carr faced growing up as a camp kid in the 80s. But there are plenty of laughs along the way and a lot of love and affection for his parents. The cast is superb - especially Oliver Sewell as the young Alan. He's really funny and does so well with the role. To top it all off, there's an excellent 80s soundtrack in the background. Highly recommended!

"24" on Steroids. A superb action series, which is thrilling and gripping (especially after episode 3, so stick with it.) The cast is excellent - in particular Gabriel Basso as Peter. If you love Jack Ryan, Reacher, and Bourne you will really love the Night Agent.

I loved this film. I watched it on my own and was laughing out loud. Kudos to Nicholas Cage for having the guts to parody and spoof himself. He and Pedro Pascal are great together on screen. I highly recommend it.