K T Roberts

Doc is an exceptionally well-crafted film that captures the viewer from the very first scene. The writing is thoughtful and immersive, bringing depth and authenticity to every moment. Each line feels purposeful, contributing to a story that is both emotionally powerful and deeply human. The performances are outstanding—every actor fully embodies their character, making it easy to connect with their emotions and experiences. Their portrayals are so genuine that you can’t help but feel what they’re feeling, as if you’re right there in the moment with them. Overall, Doc is a beautifully executed production that combines strong writing with remarkable acting, creating a moving and memorable viewing experience.

Although I don’t typically watch movies like this I have to say that the writer did an excellent job, as did the young man who played Jamie Miller. He was so believable and I was right in that room feeling the tension wondering whether he was going to punch the inspector. She too played her pivotal part extremely well. All in all I’d have to say I’ll give it four stars.

The two Brits have to go. They are arrogant and always ready to fight. I watch this show for enjoyment and to see how homes are decorated. My favorites are the two Josh’s, Madison and Tracey! Watching how they all negotiate is fascinating and I’ve learned a lot. Unless the Brits change their attitude, I’m not interested in seeing their vocal disagreements with everyone. I’ll start watching another show.

Although Justin Hartley is easy on the eyes, Tracker is not going to make it if he doesn't show some emotion. He's saying the words but they have little impact. He needs to become the character if he wants us to become invested.

I'm sure when people read this review, they'll be expecting a comment about the reporting, but I think appearances are just as important. That said, I want to tell Rebecca, who I think is brilliant, that she's been looking quite lovely these days. I've noticed she's wearing more vibrant colors and that's a good thing! I would imagine going up against the big guys in a male-dominated environment can be pretty daunting, but Rebecca has managed to do just that and still maintain the more feminine side. That's quite an accomplishment! PS I enjoy your reporting as well.