S. G.

Overall, an enjoyable western to watch. The English feels like a Hollywood-ized version of Jennifer Kent's The Nightingale, but carves its own trail...sort of. It's a revenge tale of an unlikely duo set against sweeping landscapes and a romanticized wild wild west backdrop with overly pretty and/or charismatic characters that will surely garner mass appeal. The main actors' onscreen chemistry was wonderful to watch unfold, and eventually root for. Some of the plot has some holes and/or uncharacteristic developments...but a worthwhile watch all the same!

I loved it and watched it in 2 days. If you like "What We Do In The Shadows" this series is right up your alley.

They need to recast the some judges and cut the “Tim/heidi” vignettes (so painful to watch). It would be more fun to bring the seamstresses into the vignettes. The shows/ runways are very engaging scenery and show stopping challenges. I thought the cast of designers was good. However it did become evident the some judges are clearly bias / have some blind spots in terms of picking the weekly looks and find them early on. ALL the judges made super bratty comments at one point. Show some professionalism. Naomi started off harsh.... BUT she became my favorite judge with each new episode. As a viewer I thought her feedback was insightful / spot on as the show progressed beyond the first 3 episodes. She didn’t get caught up in favorites in the same way other judges did towards the later episodes and she had great advice for the designers to take steps ahead (like Ji not yet showing evening wear, photo shoot advice, defending the underdogs, etc.) Im not a fashion designer but I do work in the design field and saw her feedback as the most keen. I also just dug her outfits which is where I see she has taste ( compared to other judges outfits, just sayin). Like a lot of reviewers, did not agree with the designer they cut from the final three. There is definitely a disparity between audience favorite and the judges, ironic given these are supposed to be accessible looks.