G Onwuemene (GT)

Foundation is a great show for sci-fi lovers. I enjoyed it without reading the books, unlike some people who complained about the changes. I think adaptations should be judged on their own merits, not on how faithful they are to the original. The show has some slow moments, but they are necessary to establish the world and the story. The production value is amazing, and the visuals are stunning. The characters are also well-written and engaging, and I was invested in their fates. Foundation may not be the ultimate sci-fi show, but it is certainly worth your time.

Unexpectedly a great show! Perfect cast, well-developed characters, and a nice plot with quite a few funny twists happening. Actually, the storylines aren't the most important here, it's about people and how their different lives cross with each other. It's one of few shows I am really waiting for new episodes to be released each week.

An unsettling story about how images from a multitude of CCTV cameras can be manipulated to produce a "truth" as it is wanted. As the series unwinds you are rocked between fake and real until finally, everything falls into place. The various are well cast and well played. It is always delightful to watch another well-made British series.

This show is not only watchable, it has the potential to be addictive. It revolves around basic human desires, values, and complexities. The plot is good and expanding. The script is well-written, as expected from HBO. Whether it will evolve to be a great show remains to be seen. To those who were disappointed by the first impression they got from the show, remember that until season 4 of The Wire it was widely considered a flop. Look what evolved to be today. Give it a shot and be patient.

Not since True Detective's first season has a crime drama been so compelling, so intriguing, and gripping! In just the first four episodes, it's far exceeded my own expectations. All, and I mean every actor steps up 100% in their roles here which is rare, and last but not least, Ray Liotta contributes an excellent contribution to the overall consistent acting throughout the entire casting performance. I'm glad to see his (Ray Liotta's) final role be of such a fine caliber of a series!

One of the best comedies out there. Apart from the obvious chemistry between Jean Smart and Hannah Einbinder, it builds a story that intelligently walks through risky areas. A representation of the dichotomy between the comfort zone and the bravery posed by the confrontation between the characters. Deborah and Eve have complex personalities that grow through their difficult relationship, while we enjoy the conflicts.