Paula Jo Smith

I just finished watching this series and I am having withdrawal symptoms. It was addictive. It was a very innovative and stylish way to discuss the "human condition," and thus I found it disturbing and haunting. The acting was superb. Even though it was made over 20 years ago, the stories are universal and resonate as if they were created today.The series started as a black humor look at life and death. Midway through, it became more serious and profound. I cannot recommend it more strongly.

It was short. Four brief episodes. So not much of my time was wasted. I'm not a porn fan, and I felt kind of embarrassed watching those scenes, which were very gratuitous. I think this could have been a much better series, if more time was spent on the human relationships, and less time spent watching pretty people screw. Once or twice would have been enough to make the point.

Don't look for holes in the plot. They will be easy to find. (minus a star for that) BUT, suspend disbelief, and you might find yourself enjoying this series. It's well acted, suspenseful and atmospheric. Loosely based on the Hitchcock classic "Strangers on a Train." Have fun!

I stayed with it because of the cast, and I enjoy Harlan Coben's books. But gee whiz. It was a disappointment. Like others have noted here, the drama made no logical sense! Megan/Cassie lived in the same town, but it took 17 years for someone to find out she was living down the road? And yes, those 2 assassins seemed pasted into the plot for not other reason than their silliness.

An accurate illustration of the messed up socially cultural moment we are living through today. Although the script is labeled as satire, it actually shows us exactly how damaged we are. The characters in the media, politicians, CEOs, hangers on, are all written on-point. And the metaphors throughout are brilliant. If you have the guts, just look up, you'll be rewarded with a good laugh at us.

Sandra Bullock leads the superlative cast in this intimate thriller. The critics whine about age differentials and Sandra Bullock's dour performance. But as evidenced here, we normal people were hooked. See it, and ignore the professional "know-it-alls." You will be rewarded.

It's like Sushi. You need to try it a few times and then you realize, it's delicious. I was put off in the first episode by what I thought were silly and mundane issues. But I caught moments of episode 3 while flipping, and got hooked. Now I'm going back a watching the episodes I missed. A very entertaining distraction. Recommend.

I've seen first 6 episodes of first season. Love Tim Matheson and Annette O'Toole, both old pros who I enjoy watching. The story lines are very soapy. But the setting and acting is a step above soap operas. Not too many shows coming out right now. So I'll probably stick with it.

This was a fluffy piece color, wit, star power. I loved it.