Ali Hamilton

This has been my favorite show for 7 months now - I have watched pretty much every episode of seasons 6 through 14 (on Peacock). I am fascinated by the intermingled and complex aspects of nature vs nurture for each person and how each factor big and small effected their life and ultimately lead to their death. I find Dr. Hunter to be extremely credible when it comes to citing info on illnesses, drugs, etc, but ultimately yes, I recognize that in the end his consensus is just a theory and opinion (he is not stating it as a solidified fact). I am enamored word for word as he explains the science behind the anatomy of a given person and how the illnesses and injuries through out their life, their genetics, and their lifestyle choices all intertwine. I am equally engaged as Dr. Linda Papadopoulos step by step explains the psychologist impact of these given life circumstances in such an empathetic way that truly humanizes the person. I've always been very into psychology and health, and this show has taught me so much about specific diseases and medications, so in turn I apply it to my own life and take preventative measures. Additionally, I have gained a great amount of knowledge on many brilliant artists of the last 100 years - some that I knew about prior to this show and some that I learned about from the show. I am an artist myself, so I find a lot of these people extremely relatable. Plus it expands my knowledge of each Hollywood era and each decade because the show gives so much background on their life starting from childhood and covers many eras of artists. I can go on forever about my love and passion for this show, but have to go to finish season 7 episode 1 on Chris Farley. Please keep making more of these!!!

I thoroughly enjoyed this movie. It kept me entertained and invested all the way through. It's an interesting concept, a fresh idea and the acting is pretty good as well. Cinematography was also great, there were some super creative shots. People are writing that there was horrible foreshadowing, that the ending was obvious, that there were some holes in the story and that some of it didn't make sense. Maybe some of that is true, but who cares? If you just truly let yourself get into the movie, get out of your head and don't overanalyze every little thing, this story takes your mind on an insanely fascinating adventure. It really makes you think about different aspects of life. There is no need to get upset if it doesn't all add up perfectly.

I absolutely adored this show - to the extent that I watched the first season twice. The character development is exceptional. It is fascinating to watch the main character's relationships develop with those around him. The first couple of episodes may come off as negative and grim, however this is necessary for the show to portray its message. The message of the series begins to blossom toward the end of the first season and is a valuable lesson and definitely offers an interesting perspective on life.