Carli Leah

Brilliant Sci fi with deep, heart felt and thought provoking themes

Loved this show, sadly in season 3 Neil Gaiman comes on. Had to switch it off. Yuck.

Really unexpected, lovely camaraderie and beautiful acting.

This could have been a fabulous light, fluffy holiday romcom, if a different lead man had been cast. Ian Harding was so unfortunately bland, I had a hard time rooting for him. I'm sure he's great in other things, but in this he was a lead balloon dragging the whole cheesy thing down. I loved everyone else in this and it's a joy to eatch Lindsay Lohan's comeback, sh had some really cute moments, but the male lead casting mistake was hard to get past.

Just awful. Bizarre misogyny, and the gorgeous, fantastic Kelly Rowland falling for a dude who's idea of foreplay is to harass her and bring his neighbour over to perform fellatio on him while Kelly is trying to have a conversation with him about boundaries. So stupid. If this were done right it could have been TP's version of 50 shades of grey. I love a tacky, salacious movie. But this isn't it, this is crud.

I really like this style of show and enjoyed watching it until the story line where Bridget (the sweet young servant) blames her mother for the sexual abuse perpetrated by her father. It is 2022. We know better than this by now. In that era, the chances that a woman would be able to escape and be believed about what was happening to her daughter, would be very, VERY slim to none. The chance that the mother could have escaped or protected her child, would be very small. The chance that the mother would even have been given the tools to understand what was happening was... iffy. Even 50 or 100 years later, it was STILL hard for women to escape men who abused their children or themselves. Yet apparently the mother was to blame for Bridget's abuse. That this storyline blames the mother more than the actual perpetrator - it is disgusting and also hecking BORING. Do better. Survivors deserve better than these same old hackneyed tropes.

If you want something chilled and funny and lovely to watch, this is your show. It is a light comedy, but the acting is superb and the relationships between characters develop in the loveliest, sweetest way. If the first few episodes give you the yawns, stick with it. My favourite is the relationship between Angela and Chan.