Jon Latham

Wow. This was some impressive acting by Bang and Wells. This was refreshing and pure entertainment. Exciting to see Dracula portrayed in a different manner than the same routine over and over. For those of you fed up with political agenda being shoved down your throat, this is a show for you. No politics. Pure entertainment.

I like the series in respect to love of family, but I can only give it three stars because the writing is attrocious. The youngest is a spoiled brat and she plays it well, so it's not the actor. It's the part. Then there is the writers need to write in bigoted people like they're a dime a dozen. Getting old. Hope the series survives them.

Childish producing and directing. Good premise. Bad casting. Horrid sound track blasting during dialogue. Not sure what the plan was when shooting this, but they missed.

More focus on liberal bigotry instead of plot. If you like watching good acting, in a show with bigoted agendas, this show is for you. Don't expect excitement, though. There is little room for it to be squeezed in between statements. Update: watched a second episode. Here's how to watch. DVR it and fast forward through the bigoted relationship scenes and commercials and you have a good show. For those of you that don't understand bigoted, this show has a gay relationship (main focus) and an interracial one, but no traditional. Bigotry is bigotry.

The first episode was horrid but I gave it a second chance and watched episode 2. Where an ER doctor treated a gunshot wound without calling the police. That happens so much anywhere in the world, right? The production and direction of this show would be better served by five-year-olds. Not to mention it is just more political trash. You are the ENTERTAINMENT industry, not a political forum. Suggest it be skipped

This appears to be a good show. However, it is not one I can watch. Hope you enjoy.

One of the best shows I've seen in years. No unneeded political statements. No inserted agendas. Just intense entertainment. Episode after episode.

Rachel Skarsten. Political Agenda. That's it folks.The only good part of this show is the actor playing Alice. The rest is just more agenda garbage. No solid story lines. No serious performances with the Skarsten exception. Won't make any difference. When the show is canceled the TVverse still won't get it. They'll blame it on the time slot.

Loved this show. Unfortunately, I decided at the start of the season I would be done with shows that force agendas on me. That happened in episode six. I highly encourage anyone that doesn't mind being told what to believe to watch this show. It is outstanding.

I absolutely love cobie smulders and I hope this show takes off for her, but I made a deal with myself last year that I would be boycotting all shows with a political agenda as well as those that have a soundtrack that interferes with the actors dialogue. Until the TV verse returns to the entertainment industry instead of the political arena, I will be mostly on prime and Netflix. For smulders sake, I hope you all keep watching.