Richard Cook

Pretty good action but hard to understand sometimesand slow parts.Songs are catchy

Too sad for lonely 71 year old me

True about addiction,tough to watch with fairytale ending

Scary,dismal, horror in the real sense and some really great acting

Some parts are kinda slow but the anticipation of the weirdness and it's arrival make it a drama with horror

My absolute favorite new TV series. I love the story lines, Joel and Bella, the various types of monsters, lowlife humans and survivors of many types. I also like the warranted graphic violence, beautiful scenery including our bombed out cities returning to nature. Nick Offerman, Storm Reid, Murray Bartlett etc for bravery. Finally showing all races and types of people survived the worldwide apocalypse. Got some tears and fright out of my 70 year old hide.

Really enjoyed most of the sci Fi shows all tied together

Quite interesting point of view from rural western Australia.Some characters could have been developed more but great actors and acting.Not really a kid's movie.Several adult themes but keeps your attention and includes a mystery.

A different take on an old story.Good acting by several wonderful actors.Enjoyed it and kept my attention.

Man oh man I used to love this show and it was my favorite on TV. Getting rid of Connie Britten , the death of her mother ( great actress in her own right) the caregiver helper and the end of stories dealing with Hen have all contributed to my lack of interest. the WORST thing you have done is add a so so boring actress Jennifer Love Hewitt ( who bored me to death in Ghost Whisperer) . She is not interesting as a character, a 911 operator , nor her feeble attempts at drama with her ex-hubbie. Her "romance" with Choi has not shown any of the spark Connie Britten had with her brother, nor Strauss and Bassett who are still good. I used to record it and watch more than once a week but turned the recordings off and don't bother to watch anymore. By the way I was called by Nielsen last week so I guess my opinion does matter.