Wayne Merson

My only complaint about this series is the poor editing and sloppy screen cuts. Otherwise, this is an awesome action packed show full of twists and turns and colorful characters. I binged it all in one sitting!

What can I say that hasn't already been said? An amazing show with an amazing cast! Every season better than the last! You will fall in love with every character, even the minor characters! Trust me, you won't be disappointed!

This show has all the feels! An emotional roller-coaster, centered on a young boy named Edward, who is the sole survivor of a horrific airline disaster that killed both his parents and his older brother. The show focuses on the family and friends of the deceased passengers of the plane crash, and how they learn to cope with the aftermath. I don't understand the low rating on Rotten Tomatoes, it really is a great show!

I was disappointed to read that the History Channel canceled this series after only two seasons. The same for Knightfall, like Vikings another historically based program. Project Blue Book is an excellently written show with a great leading cast. Kind of gives off an X-Files vibe, but based on actual events that were investigated by the Air Force in the 1950's during the UFO craze after WWII. Definitely worth the time, even if you don't like conspiracy theory based programs. It's a shame the network canceled the series so soon. Maybe they're getting out of original programming? This would explain why the Vikings spin-off is being targeted for Netflix?

I wanted to give this 3.5 stars, but it doesn't allow it. So, let me start by saying that I'm only through the third episode. But so far, I don't think it's a bad as a lot of these reviews say it is. That being said... I wouldn't have chosen The Weekend for the leading male role. He's not the strongest actor, and there's a lot of over acting going on with his role. I think Lilly-Rose Depp does a pretty good job. I don't think she needs to be naked all the time. I understand that they want her to be sexy, but she already is! The supporting cast does a great job, especially the actress that plays Leia, Jocelyn 's assistant. So after the third episode, I'm still trying to figure out what the writers are trying to do with the story. Either make it a Euphoria type show, or focus on the struggling performer storyline. They might be trying to do too much here at one time. But that's my review up to now without going into and giving away the story. I might post a second review after I finish the series. I say give it a try for yourself and decide if it's for you or not.