T Rich

AI is clearly writing the reviews for this show. Car accident with brain surgery and a patient is walking and coherent the next morning! The lead character is an awful person, but wipe out the last 8yrs of memories and she's now nice to everyone! Fox and AI can make anything believable.

The concept was brilliant. The use of just 3 people was clever. The emphasis on how people can look like themselves and be totally different was incredible. It makes you think about how many variations of a life there could be with even the slightest change. Multiverse theory is rarely done with such simplicity and understanding. Excellent. Big fan of all the actors, too.

I am big fan of the two leading actors. And surprisingly the chemistry between the Sir and Gabi characters work. It is unconventional for sure, but they solve cases that the police can't. The rest of the team is just as dysfunctional but as a team, they each contribute something. I don't care for Lacey. She's too broken to fix. Hoping, that her character moves out of the state soon. As for Trent, he is so immature. No harm came to anyone from Sir being in Gabi's basement, before he got out. If anything, more people were "Found". Oh, and it's nothing like Scandal. That's like saying all reality TV shows are the same.

Everyone is right. The young Gibbs is boring and tall. But Sean Harmon is too short. Lala is too young, too short, with an awful personality. Frank is pretty good. The music is too loud. The editing is choppy and the writing too dark. And as for the details like CA vs DC..all writers like to put their spin on details in a prequel. The characters don't really mesh. Can't see any of these people as a team. But the season is already written and taped. So, let's just support Mark Harmon and hope that he takes the fans concerns seriously and does a better job next season.

Paolo Sorrentino sold out. He took EVERYTHING that he did right in Season One and purposefully ruined it. Season One was brilliant!!! Sorrentino took the money and allowed HBO to convince him to write for what is now a degenerate society that waits for the Rapture. The subtle reminders of Pius XIII is the only thing he did right. Otherwise, season two is Paolo's way of exercising his own inner demons.