John K

It's a good show. Most of the bad reviews here are due to the whacked out, far-right characters hitting too close to home for people. Or due to their inability to separate TV from real life. If you watch TV to be entertained, and understand the word fictional, you will like this show.

Wish they'd break up the seasons for reviews but I guess I can do it myself: Season One - 5 stars - Absolutely perfect collection of stories. Each episode was thought-provoking, original, and displayed just how fun and light-hearted or dark and twisted animation can be. Season Two - 2 stars - Was not only disappointing in length, but also lacked any lasting impression. It seemed like the plot of each episode was secondary, just filler for drawing cool monsters or showing off some animation style. Was so excited for new episodes, but maybe the bar was set too high by Season One

I've tried. Although Kaley's character is absolutely unbearable, I thought the first episode was exciting. It really made me think about what I'd do in that situation, and the pacing was good with heightened drama and anxiety. The next 3 episodes are spent convincing us of how irresponsible this person is, like the audience couldn't gather that from the first episode. I guess they need some way to make her farcical decisions more believable. They've literally had her bump into someone or something and break it in every single episode. We get it, she's a mess, we believe you!!! They haven't updated the FBI investigation since episode 2. They're apparently just sitting on their hands while their only suspect tracks down the victims friends and family and makes a scene everywhere she goes. They've spent almost no time looking at the perspectives of other characters, so we have to follow Kaleys bumbling journey for the entire 50 mins of each episode. This review is based on 4 episodes cuz I don't think I can make it thru the 5th 😄

Don't let DCs run of flops (Wonder Woman excluded) hold you back. This show is the complete opposite of the painfully serious, devoid of all sense of humor, recent DC offerings. Doom Patrol is bizarre, hilarious, and utterly absurd in the best way possible. Every episode is an adventure. Just when I thought things couldn't get any stranger, they jettisoned to a new level of absurdity with the episode "Sex Patrol", in which a sex demon crashes a party at Doom Manor, only for the "Sex-Men" (the agency that investigates sextraterrestial activity, of course) to come save the day. The real thing that makes Doom Patrol so great is that despite all the craziness, they're still able to create characters with plenty of depth, real emotion, and relatable stories. There's an inherent sadness to this group of misfits, but instead of weighing down the show, it makes the viewer want to root for them all the more. Definitely give Doom Patrol a shot, you won't be disappointed!!

Spoiler free!!! I don't understand all the hate for this game. The graphics were easily the best we've ever seen on ps4, the gameplay was much improved, and there were a ton of awesome cinematics. If the story was too much for some, that's fine, but the 1 star reviews? I feel like they have nothing to do with the game, and much more to do with personal insecurities. The only reason I didn't go with 5 stars is because I would've liked to see more dialogue between the main characters. It would've made their decisions near the end more understandable