Lynn Hall

I watched them all back to back. They were BORING! It was a tedious, repetitive, murky MESS! Too long, too hard to follow. The concept was ridiculous! The actors were noxious.I hated it.

I hate these competition shows. Why is it still on my TV screen a half hour after it should be over? Don't these Divas make enough money? Those who can do, those who are washed up judge the Voice.

Rachael Ray has taken to doing "clip shows" and calling them "new." She goes into her studio once or twice a week, where fans have gone to a lot of effort to get tickets to watch her cook live and talk to guests. Then she comes out in the same pair of ripped and unflattering men's jeans with a tee shirt mostly tucked in, no make up and hat hair. She wears sneakers with the jeans. Then she shows the audience old clips from years back, and clips or zoom of guests. She looks very unprofessional, and calling her guests pet names and telling her how much she loves them is very creepy. She still does most of her shows from home, so her staff who she has assigned almost demeaning nicknames to, do not paid. I would never do that to an employee. It's borderline sexual harassment. She interrupts her guests and finishes their stories, which is rude. She does it to John as well. She frequently embarrasses him and won't let him make his drinks without butting in. And why is she drinking on the job? It drives me crazy that she has hundreds of millions of dollars, but people send her a ton of food and equipment for free. I would also like to point out that all of these ingredients that she says can be found in the local grocery store is unavailable to 90 percent of her viewers, and is very expensive, especially if you order it online from Italy. I won't even talk about her overuse of spices and loosy goosey measurements.

Young Sheldon is a delightful show. I can watch it over and over again, literally, because it's on everywhere at just about any time. I record episodes to watch at night when I need to come down from my day. The cast is great alone, and as an ensemble. Now, let's address the elephant in the room. Sheldon is not as young and cute as he once was. A 9 year old can get away with being mean and rude in a way that a teenager cannot. His voice is now deeper than old Sheldon and he's taller. His family has become more interesting than he is. And that's OK, but I can't help but wonder where we are going from here. Tonight Sheldon gets his first pimple. I think I speak for everyone in hoping that it is the last. Note to Ian Armitage, please stop aging.

This show is confusing and murky. It's been hard to get through the episodes as I keep falling asleep. The cowboys merge into one generic cowboy, and there are so many characters that I can't get invested into any of them. They have a big mysterious void, but it seems like it barely figures into the show which just feels like a western soap opera.

This outlandish, over production about the infamous Nurse Ratched, tries too hard. It's not enough to pass for camp, but too campy to pass for horror. Sarah Paulsen does a great job as the title character. I've only seen one episode, so maybe it will find its feet as it progresses.

Wow, if I was a 10 year old girl, I'd probably like this, but it is truly one of the worst shows I've ever seen, and I barely made it to the end. Ridiculous, tacky, and distasteful. The over-the-top stereotyping Of the LGBTQ community was really offensive. The clothing was beyond hideous. If this show lasts more than three episodes, it will be a gross miscarriage of justice.

Convoluted and confusing. We learn in the first scene that this mission is doomed. Now we have to care enough to watch 10 episodes of this ridiculous mess. The lead cannot decide whetherhis accent is British, Irish, or American. The show cannot decide what it is either. What it is, is boring.