Darla Desautel

Lots of real-life drama and several good techniques and processes from the therapist... a few missing pieces from what might be another perspective to some of the angst the participants have... Orna gives almost too much validity to the client's stinkin' thinkin'. Some of the clients are just plain selfish and self-centered. Orna's framework seems to be that if we take apart every thought, you will get better. Many times, after people have shared their hearts at a deep level, she tells them to "think about it." Many of the couples are looking to their partners to be their sole source of comfort, attention, empowerment... many of the couples are empty of their own mission and passion in life and look to their partners to FIX them... that seems to be a pattern. Here's the alternative: Another branch of psychiatry, transpersonal psychology, popular in Europe and making inroads in the US, asks each person to take more responsibility to make their life meaningful through their own current mission vision passion focus in life, creating independent results in their life, whether it be career, hobbies, etc., that excite them and bring them joy and makes the world a better place, gives them something to do, as Joseph Campbell says, something to love, and something to look forward to... it must be a personal mission that requires the persons' creativity and expression... when a person has a full life mission, and they are waking up excited every day about their goals, they don't need their partners to fill in the gaps of their happiness, which is an impossible task... plus personal dysfunction disappears very often on it's own; when in service to our mission in the moment, smiling and inspired, we heal... once a person healthily and responsibly focuses on their own insight and well-being... just a thought... for those of you watching, don't be swept up into thinking the assumptions behind the type of therapy focused on in this TV series is appropriate for all people or for YOU...

Mildly Interesting but very slow, slow paced, nauseatingly slow. I do not recommend.

Funny lighthearted, a little bit of romance with a comedic flare gangsters, and Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon in the best role of their life forced to go undercover as women musicians in a supposed to be all girl banned in a resort in Florida while being chased by gangsters a bunch of laughs along the way

The only reason I ordered and paid for this movie is because it was nominated for awards. It was a horrible, horrible gory, bloody movie with no redeeming characters and no real point don’t waste your time.

Good premise interesting story would’ve been easier to read the highlight version in a book instead of having to listen to all the vulgarity episode after episode… as a former business consultant working with 75+ different companies of all sizes and corporate levels from front line retail to executive boardrooms, and I have never heard that kind of vulgarity… just a bad and untrue example to force-feed the American television-watching public... unnecessary… My proof? When Ritchie worked for a few days in a different 5-star restaurant, he was the ONLY one who said the "F" word and he was reprimanded for doing so. I was drawn to this story because of my interest in watching business turnarounds. I made it through 2 seasons and I'm done. I learned enough and had to assault my ears to do so.

The actors were absolutely perfect in their roles, but everything else was not very entertaining the storyline the ending were confusing and not plausible thank goodness all the actors went on too better films, and better reviews

Love the lead actor, which is why I tuned in to the ENTIRE season 1, but the story was very dark and negative and filmed 90% in very low-light conditions, which made it very difficult to see and follow on the small screen. Also, the script was so contrived with a conglomerate of players on all sides of a complex web of corrupt government officials and undercover mobsters from both local and other countries, the family, etc., all while Parish was seeking tidbits of information in order to help identify whoever shot his young son, then seeking revenge for the accidental shooting of his young son, who somehow was tangled up with all of the other criminal elements in the show, that Parish just happened to chauffeur for, while seeking solice from a school of Catholic nuns, hard to follow an unlikely number of overreaching plots with no redeeming conclusion.

MUST WATCH if you are a fan of detective stories. Best tv crime series on tv EVER... fast paced, mostly accurate, well developed characters, and the star Kyra Sedgwick AKA Brenda is PERFECT in her role... she closes the convictions more than anyone and thus the name of the series... her research and intuitive almost psychic investigative skills enables her to put the pieces together that elude most others around her... the newly created department she works in was put together as an experiment with experts from all areas of law enforcement so in each episode whatever skill set is needed quickly is brought to the investigation; within a day or two or three the crime is investigated and interviews conducted with the full force of the law behind them, including the FBI and cases either solved or in some cases the reality that some criminals do and will get away with murder leave you in awe of the law enforcement agencies involved... the complexity is amazing... Brenda fiercely works to find the right suspects and be sure they are charged... however, and this is one piece that makes it even more interesting, she sometimes bends the law to catch people, even though she violates suspects rights, such as catching them admitting they are guilty before reading them their rights, etc.

probably one of the most ridiculous plots I've ever seen on or in a movie, tv series or book, an invisible force roams around causing people to commit suicide so the stars of the movie have to wear blindfolds while navigating the outside world to survive, ultimately going down a river and rapids with blindfolds on and the boat capsizes (duh???, big surprise)... meaningless plot, don't waste your time, I'm seriously upset at myself for setting aside the time based on a few good reviews... not sure what those reviewers were comparing this movie to, but it is NOT a happy movie or meaningful or sensical by any stretch of the imagination

Repetitive sums it up, more like a war movie with nonstop violence. Initially interesting concepts but the stories have gone STALE and could have been told in 1/10th of the time without 90% of the violence and nonstop foul language. If that is truly how the Spanish military and Interpol work, it sure discouraged me from ever wanting to visit Spain. In summary, the main character wants to rob the central bank and the Bank of Spain and the general public eventually sides with the thieves when the public realizes how the government has lied to them about many things and tortured prisoners. It all evolves through dozens and dozens of love gone wrong, painful emotional childhood stories and flashbacks to help explain why the many thieves would each risk life and limb for money or false pride or allegiance to the "professor," gunfights between the military and hostages and thieves, kidnapping, extortion, backstabbing, captures, escapes, more captures, fist fights, violent beatings, executions, explosions, deaths, machine guns enough to fight world war 3, flamethrowers, blood everywhere, live delivery of a breach baby with no anesthesia, hostages performing life-saving surgery on one another, human limbs blown off, and too much of it. Yes, the main story has interesting elements... think of Oceans 11 on steroids with the added twist of government and banks lying and skimming funds off the casinos, with multiple agendas, and yes, that might be an entertaining film, but with the execution and blood, Money Heist is beyond exhausting. If you are truly interested in the storyline, watch a summary version or read the script. The additional violence in the film seemed like an effort at shock value for pure violence sake; wasn't necessary for the story. NOT for young people or sensitive adults. If you MUST watch, skip to part 5 episode 10 for the finale.