Jules Gill

Season 1 was fine, season 2 an absolute mess; very badly written Susannah was a HORRIBLE investigator, she spilled her guts to everyone and anyone who listened; for a psychotherapist she was easy manipulated (episode 4), she breached patient confidentiality at every turn. For a person who was married to a detective for so many years she obviously didn't learn anything from him on how to investigate/stay under the radar. After episode 4 Allister it just nose-dives with more bad acting and storylines playout.

Enjoyed the show immensely, I'll miss that there won't be any new episodes but it ended on a lovely note. Thank you Brenda Blethyn aka Vera, you did a phenomenal job.

I enjoy the show from scenery to storyline and everything in-between. The acting is good by all accounts however if I could vote some characters out of the town it would be the following: 1. Julie - annoying teenager, one second she's acting like an adult and the next she's a quibbling useless child. Ethan handles things better and with more maturity than Julie does. Her acting is good but the character is irritatingly annoying (typical teenager I guess) 2. Jim - weak, useless, weak, useless weak; Tabitha and Ethan are stronger and more confident than he is. His acting hits on dull/boring/meek, but if that is how character is supposed to be then he is spot on. 3. Dale - complainer and whining all the time, a s**t-stirrer that was only brave when he got backing from the other grumblers. I wasn't at all moved when he went through the tree and.... His acting was good. 4. Acosta - The new cop on the block, she's too much in the face of a situation she knows nothing about, trying to be a bada** of "I got this, I know what we should do"; what you should do is keep your head down watch, listen and learn first before trying to take/make a stand especially after your entrance and mishap into the town not once but twice and one being fatal. Please change out of that hot heavy uniform. Her acting is a smidge over the top. Hmmmm thoughts: So the tree on the road blocks vehicles/people from going beyond that point leaving them stuck in the mystery town. 1. Why hasn't everyone in town taken time to chop up the tree in the road? 2. Why hasn't anyone in town climbed over the tree blocking the road to see what's on the other side??? (Lol, lol, lol...Chicken crosses the road joke), but seriously why hasn't anyone? People have gone deep into the forest for days looking for a way out/home but no one has gone on the road and climbed over the tree to continue on. Hmmmm.

1 1/2 stars, this show should be on Hallmark/Lifetime for the bad acting, plots, boring, quick/choppy storyline and the scene fadeout/cutting is very annoying. The 1 and 2 stars reviews were spot on.

"SPOILER ALERT" How did this show last 4 season much less pass the 1st episode, weak storyline jammed together quickly in 1st episode to try and tell the plot/bases of the show which made it nonsense, dull and unwatchable for me...NO substance or grip to hold my interest. Acting across the bored was subpar. Sooooo many fails in the 1st episode... 1. "Officer down" called on radio and a police officer Ken (I think that his name) on his way to the crime scene stops his car to arrest a man running across the street (easily told me officer was part of things). 2 headless ppl at the crime scene. Hmm, someone chopped their head off. 2. Lieutenant tells captain about the headless horseman, which he doesn't believe 3. Crane is processed through an polygraph test and tells of the of his time and the headless horseman (as described by the Lieutenant) 4. Lieutenant "transport Crane to mental facility 20 mins away from jail in broad daylight but detours to cave he said he came out of and now it pitch dark nighttime. 5. Lieutenant finally gets "bad guy" to m.h. and tells him her traumatic experience from when she was a girl. 6. Lieutenant breaks "bad guy" out of hospital after finding notes from her ex dead partner and begins to work/believe "bad guy". 7. The fact that he is from 250 years ago but snap of the finger adapts to this new world and all things of its time. 8. After confirmed reports from other officers of headless horseman Crane who's from 250 years in the past (George Washington era) gets the offical green light from the police captain to work with the lieutenant on solving the case of the headless horseman. All of this took place in the span of what seemed like 24 hours. Really, that simple and easy...eyerolling.

Slooooooowwww, corny and boring, from the music, acting, energy, dark setting, plot, playout. Finally finished season 1 episode 1, it only took me an hour and a half because I stopped it to do other things as it wasn't holding my interest; Max the cat was realistic...needed more of him.

2 1/2 stars. I'm on episode 3, it's a decent watch for a series about people with super powers. Another show about someone doing everything under the sun to save "their" loved one from dying no matter the cost to others while not being truthful about it to the "loved one" nor the people whom he needs help from...eyerolling. Some of the actors/actresses were a little over the top to the point of dramatic/unrealistic/boring, the most annoying was the fact that these "adults" didn't know or choose to make better decisions for themselves and was easily influenced by their so-called friends; only person who made sense and saw logic was Spud when he told Rod "to be careful and not blatantly use his powers because he could be watched by the Government for experiments". I love the British accent, thank goodness for CC because the accents were super pronounced as well as them speaking fast and mumbled mouth it was hard to really understand them. I do appreciate that it doesn't have a LOT of unnecessary profanity, sex and over the top gruesome violence. Supacell is so much better and easier to watch than the "Boys or Gen V". If there's a Season 2 I'll give it a watch.

ACTING, story, plot, music, scenery, darkness. All the way bad but the name fits "Damaged", it was "Damaged!!!"

First let me say...cartoons are my happy place. I can watch them all day everyday (sometimes I do) but they are certainly my bedtime wind down and Bluey has been that for the last few months (Yes, I've seen them all over and over and over again). I find Bluey very entertaining and endearing as well as educational with great teaching tools on how to interact with children, it touches on silly and serious topics, it deals with a range of life situations and the handling or insight on how to handle situations; I love how it depicts kids/people of various intellectual levels. I love each and every episode but some of the episodes tug strongly at my heart... Bike, Calypso, Dance Mode, Rug Island, Army, Camping, Mount Mumandad, Bin Night, Handstand, Curry Quest, Chest, Musical Statues, Space, The Decider, Stickbird, Cricket and The Sign (just to name a few); The Sign, I was on the edge of my seat with a roller-coaster ride of emotions; this episode was PHENOMENAL!!! Kids can't always find the words to express themselves, getting that first word/sentence can be hard and Bluey helps them find a voice, I have great conversations with my little ones after watching Bluey; I'm looking forward to talking with them about the Ghostbasket and The Sign episode. The stories, music and, the voice actors/actresses are wonderful; applause, applause to the kid voice actors/actresses. The characters are true to form and relatable, I see a lot of kids I've worked with, I see Dads, Moms and adults I know who are like these characters; to me Bluey is the best animation portrayal of real life. Thank you Joe Brumm, I would love Bluey to go on and on but I know things must come to an end; I am appreciative of the extra episodes you gave to us. "For Real Life"

2 1/2 stars. I really wanted to like this show, I enjoyed Elsbeth on the Good Wife and the Good Fight, she was quirky/funny/clumsy/annoying; this show and version of Elsbeth not so much; she lost those traits which I enjoyed so much. The pilot episode (not the fault of the actors but the writers), was NOT good, the storyline jumped so quickly without a real playout; sadly I found it blah. She's a lawyer from Chicago new to a New York Precinct as a Consent Decree (outside observer) where no one knows her nor do they really want her there and right off the cuff they take her word (with very little resistance) who the killer is; grant it she states as a lawyer of 30 years sometimes she knew when someone was guilty because they talked a lot. Again, the writers need to tighten up on the storyline, give Elsbeth back her character traits; I would be happy if this show works out, I like Carrie Preston acting, some of the other actors need a little more work... I can sum the show and some of the acting up in one word....MONOTONE.