gloria cohen

So not real about how things are handled in a hospital. It's a fantasy, but if it helps the autistic, fine, only it just wouldn't work that way in a real hospital.

Constant foul language, disagreeable people, nothing much to admire, and not really funny or touching. Australians surely have better to offer than this.

A bit of a ridiculous plot, Esvet is constantly doing something to get herself in trouble, trying to escape an abusive man, her prospective husband. The two families (hers & his) want this marriage to happen because of the money involved. Esvet's mother has given her away at birth for some strange reason, the mother seems married to the father. She's adopted by the sister of Dimitri's mother. In order not to marry Dimitri, she runs away, hides from her pursuer, her abuser, her future husband, but then does all sorts of things to get herself in trouble. It's so convoluted it just makes for uncomfortable watching, nothing in it believable, other than the abuse by Dmitri, the prospective husband. One wonders why, even in Turkey, she can't say no to the marriage, or leave home, rather than hide by caring for the father of the tailor, who's developmentally and genetically challenged, and married, in this state, the mother of The Tailor. It's a senseless waste of time.

Excellent acting, photography, reproduction of period, storyline, and anything else one can include. Obviously, I loved it!!

A Jewish Kartrashian show. It's embarrassing. Julia's children are being exploited and Julia herself is nothing to admire. Successful in business, yes, but I wonder if her life is admirable?

How many twists and turns to this show? Definitely a soap opera of a mediocre sort, characters fumble into disaster, Hope being the main disaster who should have been dropped several episodes ago. Almost a disturbed individual. All the twists and turns as silly, as is Jack's involvement with the 2 women, as unreal as possible. The situation is real, the response by Charmaine, the only real response. Obviously, I've nothing better to do in confinement.

Very interesting show. I love food shows. David is a bit arrogant, and the foul and constant cursing seem unnecessary. A little more respect for his audience would help. His frequent foul words destroy the food experience. I noticed the same feelings in some other reviews. He's not on the street, he's on a show. This is not standard language for some of us. If he kept to the food in more presentable terms, I think it would improve an otherwise interesting show.