Sabrina Maye

One of the best shows ever. Even rewatching it ten years later. Danny McBride pulls off some crazy awesome comedic acting, similar to his character in the righteous gemstones. This show is so funny.

Such a good show, definitely binge-worthy. Has the actress who played Joan on Madmen. She's an amazing actress. This show is similar to Breaking Bad in my opinion as it is about 3 "regular" suburban type women who slowly evolve into a life of crime - the women find themselves in situation after situation that they seem to barely make it through. This show is both a comedy and a drama. The three main characters are Ruby, Beth, and Annie. Beth and Annie are sisters. Ruby starts off working at a diner. She's married to a cop named Stan with two kids, including a daughter who has life-threatening health issues with ridiculous medical bills. Beth is a housewife, in a 20-year marriage with a guy named Dean who is unfaithful to her and has their finances in such a mess they are close to bankruptcy. Annie has a young son who identifies as a female. She struggles with sharing custody with the father who was basically like a highschool sweet heart, who is well to do and married to a prissy woman named Nancy who embodies many traits that Annie is very much not. Annie works at a grocery store and is constantly looked at as irresponsible based on decisions she's made in the past. Annie has a boss at her grocery store that is quite the character, basically a walking joke. He has a hillarious role in the show. Themes in the show include the blurry lines between "good" and "bad" as the definitions we use as a society to judge people and crime. It has made me realize that perhaps a specific criminal act should be judged in its context instead of as a one-size fits all perspective. There is a lot of analysis into the complexity of people. It is very much a show about the strength, intelligence, and craftiness of women that is often never acknowledged by certain types of men. You can see that often a women can get the job done much better than a man. Spoiler: their life in crime ends up involving this gangster-type person named Rio (the actor does an amazing job at being badass and mysterious). Beth finds herself increasingly attracted to the exciting but dangerous life of crime that Rio offers. Beth struggles with wanting to be badass but at the same time there are lines she tries not to cross. The show is full of plot twists that keep you watching.

An amazing show that I've been binge watching. It's amazing how the plot develops and you start to see different aspects of the story, that "aha" moment. First time I've seen Tom Holland but he's such a good actor. Rotten tomatoes gets so many shows wrong and these handful of critics compared to people watching is inproportionate. Amanda Seyfried is amazing in this and I find she only chooses good movies and tv shows to act in so if she's in something then you know it's going to be good. This show has everything and even cooler takes place in the seventies.

Haven't read the books it is based on, but absolutely love this show and the acting. There is so much well-written mystery and detective work. The episode where they have to fix the generator had me on the edge of my seat. Obviously a big production budget for this show. Can't wait to see what happens.

Seen every episode. This is such a good show. Don't listen to the low ratings. Well worth watching. Most of the negative reviews are based on people's opinions about climate change and not the actual show.

This is the best movie I've ever seen and am glad I saw it in theatres. There's so much beautiful imagery and action packed sequences that you're on the edge of your seat and time flies by. How could anyone rate this any lower than 4 or 5 stars? I saw someone rated it 1 star and thousands of people found his review helpful. The plot was solid and I think people think there is a plot hole where it doesn't make sense the humans keep fighting just to get Jake sully. The military people taking on the form of avatars are from the minds of deceased soldiers, so they are brought back to life as avatars to give the humans a better chance at winning battles, because a navi (the blue creatures) are actually like three times the size of humans and are very powerful. Anyway this movie is an experience like no other. Look how much time, money and genius went into making it. It deserves five stars for the search for perfection. Definitely in a league of its own. And part of the scenes are filmed in HFR, and pple have said they've noticed the differences in these scenes but I never noticed any difference. Can't wait for the sequel. Also the popular one star review makes no sense. If this person didn't understand the point of the "whale hunt", then they aren't very smart. Also it's called enjoy the ride don't poke holes. He says you can't tell the sons apart but it's pretty easy because one is younger and one is more grown. Ugh I hate thoughtless reviews.

This is a really good show, and it's amazing how a lot of the events depicted actually happened, just like how some of the characters are based on real people. The storyline is very interesting, and it really renewed my interest in the "space race" and where things are at now. Makes you think a lot about the ridiculousness of the cold war too - before my time. I just can't imagine living in such a paranoid society, and that it was only like a few decades ago when it was at its worst. This show clearly has a high budget. Everything looks real. Apple TV really has some good shows.

Just finished binge watching this show. Would highly recommend it - it's up there with some of the best shows I've ever seen, and I've seen pretty much everything on HBO. The show follows the story of a beautiful blonde named Krystal (set in the 1990s, very awesome to see the clothing and hairstyles from that era! Good memories) as she basically uses her fierce personality to navigate through tough times (I don't want to give any spoilers away). The show also revolves around FAM, which is basically a horrible get rich quick pyramid scheme that sucks people into it similar to a religious devotion. Obie Garbeau the second is the founder of FAM, who is worshipped like a God among the people who sign on to FAM. He has hundreds of tapes that inspire people to be the best they can be, insisting that every person can be their own boss and are millionaires in waiting. However, you see that those most devoted to the system are anything but millionaires. Despite the obvious flaws of the FAM system, they remain devoted. Krystal sees the FAM system for what it is. The show explores her character navigating this scheme. I'll leave that statement vague as not to give any spoilers away. There are many hilarious scenes and plot twists. It's great to see Kirsten Dunst because I haven't seen her in anything in a while - she looks so great and for some reason seems even more beautiful than she was when she was a bit younger. Her character is very inspiring to any woman who will watch this, though I don't even think the show intended to do that. It's so unfortunate there won't be a second season. They should really reconsider it! P. S. I don't understand how anyone could leave a bad review. I've always felt you can't review a show based on the first episode. By the way, the first episode of this show is actually great. The plot is very easy to follow, yet interesting. It's not a dark comedy at all in my eyes - it's called a dark comedy because the plot involves some life tragedies of the main character, which the worst tragedy is mostly in the first episode. Someone said it was too bloody and gorey - again, that would only be a few scenes from the first episode. Trust the reviews of people who have watched the entire show!

This is one of the best shows I've probably ever seen and I've seen all the good shows. I binged watch this. It's full of relevant themes and fascination with the occult and religion. Actors are very, very good. They are so good that I'm surprised I have never recognized them from something else. Hopefully will continue to see them in other well to do tv series and movies.

It's a good show; the actors are very good. I remember the red head from Game of Thrones and Downtown Abbey and I really like her acting skills. It's an interesting narrative - time travel still always confuses me but the narrative makes you think a lot about how we are different people at different ages, and how unpredictable the future is.