Alison M – Google

I love this show so much. It's great. The main cast of characters are all so very good. I have always loved Maggie Siff, she's amazing and her character is one of my favorite current female characters on television. Her clothing is amazing and I love her style. Damian Lewis is such an amazing actor that he is able to transform into the person he plays in such a way that you can't even remember other characters he's been. He's electrifying on screen as Ax. Paul Giamatti is equally as fantastic in his role as well and the three together off one another has kept me entertained throughout all of the seasons so far. This show is a joy to watch and lose myself in at night. Highly recommend!

This series was difficult for me to watch - I've been twice divorced and both were very different experiences but ran the gamut of much of what I saw on this show. It was real, raw, and cathartic. Jessica Chastain is amazing and Oscar Isaac is equally as electric on screen. Their chemistry, the pain, the regret and their relationship's slow progression towards end was well-done and very realistic. Both actors did an amazing job and I recommend this to people who may need to watch something they can relate to who have been through divorce with someone who you still love but, for whatever reason, know it's not the best match.

OK, guilty pleasure alert. I stumbled upon this in the "You may like this" group on Netflix and I lovedddddd it. I love watching these opulent parties and lifestyles with jewelry and everything. It doesn't make me upset, I don't think it's wasteful, I'm not trying to shame anyone. I live through them. Love seeing the way exceedingly wealthy Asian-Americans in L.A. live their lives and blend their culture with America. I learned some new things and hope there is a season two!

I'm on the third episode of this show and I will say it's not the worst I've ever seen, but it is staunchly in the middle. Renee Zellweger looks gorgeous and she's fully committed to her role but something about the cheesiness is almost too much to take. Still, it's COVID and I'm close to reaching the end of Netflix so I'm gonna finish it. But I can already tell it's not gonna be something I'd add to the re-watch list.

I was late to the game with True Blood, starting it only as the last season was airing and binging my way all the way through to the end. This show embraced the campy nature of the subject and owned it fully. I wasn't so sure about it during the first episode, but a few in I was hooked. I loved everything about it and really enjoyed the characters. Because this is on HBO they are able to have nudity and gore and curse words more than network television so it lends to this being a really fun show to watch if you don't try to take it overly seriously.

I love this show. I was charmed by the very first episode. The premise is entertaining of the rich family, out of touch with reality, is forced to move into poverty and endure changes they aren't ready for in a small country town. I love the early interactions with the characters but how the family changes and grows is very charming. You come to love these characters and want the best for them throughout the show and be proud of the changes they make and how they bond and grow together and learn that all that money wasn't making them happier. It's enjoyable to watch every single episode and I'm so glad I found it. It's one of my top favorites.