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A two is the most I'd give, I was forced to see enough of it. The reviews speak for themselves, most of my sentiments are expresssed here already in the lowere reveiew ratings, for example, the characters don't know how to say no and it's aways some ridiculous sexual scandal in the mix... Seems like the show is made for women- esp. young women.......

I am forced to see and listen to scenes of this frustrating show, as I'm not the one watching it. The ridiculous decisions of the ladies in this show makes you head hurt if you think about it for more than 1 minute, esp. Beth (who I noticed is having sex with the supposed drug dealer, potential trafficker etc - and she has children, also a husband (cheated on her in past, caused them to be bankrupt before and said her superpower is being a good mother (making sandwiches)) - the reasons fans state........... I got the extra details about the fans from a recent 6-10 minute google search, their responses and views about this show are absolutely ridiculous, and just like many of the events in the show that I have witnessed (because I see these scenes whenever I am near the TV) I was disgusted. Is this what the modern woman enjoys? Some of the fans I came across were obviously feminist - ofc, and they think the show is all good and that the relationship between the women and the drug dealer should continue because it's 'so hot' (and they like him), he pushes her to be a better self etc. Things really are over when this is the state of a large portion of the masses, I was hoping to see many viewers express their disgust for the 'romanticizing' and intimacy in their relations with the Rio but sadly I did not get much of that. I was really hoping that they would kill him and the thugs but it's really is a stupid show so... What are we doing? Seriously!

The primary problem with this show - like the majority of shows now - is the WRITERS

Great movie, my only problem was the outcome of the interrogation, there was substantial evidence that should have been used to detain him.

A great movie, however the producers seem to have a bias against the very topic of "the satanic rituals" that they try to impose onto the viewer via the a series of sentences at the very end of the movie, almost as if they are completely dismissing it, despite making an entire movie based on it.