Gary Kloner

The viewer is rewarded the longer you watch the series unfold. The viewer gets sophistication and great in-depth storytelling of its main characters. There is blood gore, violence, romance, love and longing all told through through the eye of a good director and good writers, who have great attention to costume, detail and storytelling. Racism, bigotry and prejudice toward homosexuality are themes throughout the series. Memorable performances from Sharon Stone, Vincent D'Onofrio, Judy Davis and Sara Paulson propell the series into a very watchable and entertainmening experience.

Overall a good show but probably went on two or three seasons longer than it needed to or should have. Edie Falco is a tremendously good actor. But watching her use get clean then relapse use and get clean over and over for 7 seasons got to be repetitious. Wash rinse repeat. There were other great actors in the sjow who really stood out. Particularly Anna de Vera Smith and Merritt Weaver. Story lines and characters were well thought out and written with wit and humor. Disappointed so to see many of the doctors and nurses smoking cigarettes that it made me suspicious the shows producers were paid by tobacco companies.

Has great performances. Has great makeup and prosthetics to bring to life the characters - Megan Kelly, Gretchen Carlson and Kayla, so that they are like watching the real thing. Charlize Theron especially. Somehow she got the voice to sound like the real Megyn kelly. The story exposes the right wing tyrant running Fox News as both a genius and a sexual harasser.

Loved the characters, the story and the dialogue. Both the lead actors were easy on the eyes. Wish this film were made into a 6 or 7 episode series.

I had to turn it off after 20 minutes it was so bad. I couldn't take it anymore.