Christine G

Very disappointing. Lacking in premise, character development and plot. Just a jacked-up, pretty much nothing burger of a show. Is it a dystopian show? A hopeful bid for the future? A love story? Well, that's the point. There's nothing here. It's so sad that so many shows are like this now. Please hire, and PAY GOOD WRITERS WELL to come up with cohesive, well-balanced, plot-driven, character-enhancing, shows.

17 minutes in and I can tell this is woke BS. Just turned it off. "Wayward" has fake acting, a bad plot and a whole bunch of cheap thrills. This series is so poorly written my 4 year old grand-daughter could have told a better storyline. Netflix do better.

I don't even have to write anything. All the people before me have put it most eloquently, how ridiculous this show is. I think politics DOES parallel entertainment. Conservatives=BETTER. UK good luck with it. Let the foreigners in, check. Crime? That's okay, check. Expensive housing,..check. Socialist medicine--no doctors, no nurses, no nursing aids, check, check, check. Tired of it all. Hire a Trumpster. It's making our country great again!

WONDERFUL series. This is the first Netflix show in a LONNNG time that I was truly intrigued with, and wanted to watch from start to finish. The scenery is captivating and sets the mood for the multiple murders and unsolved mysteries. The mountains and cliffs, the deep ravines, the prairie pastures. Having been to Glacier National Park and hiked it's expansive trails many times, i originally thought that is where the series was filmed because of the topography. But then learned the series was filmed in British Columbia. Acting is spot on. I could feel the grief in the parental loss of Caleb. I especially liked Lily Santiago's portrayal of Naya. Her pararellel fight for her son, Gael, along with the parents' grief of their son Caleb, set the stage for protectiveness and never-ending love, Can't wait until Season Two! Good job, Netflix!!

This show pokes fun at everything and everyone. No one is exempt. That's why it's so funny! The writers poke fun at us all--blacks, whites, gays, actors, boy bands. Justin Bieber. Crafters. The humor is relentless and neverending. Thank you. You keep me laughing! The humor is like the old days of comedy before "triggered" became a catchphrase. As Season 3 winds down and the writers and actors know the end is near, the humor only ramps up! Heading home to his classroom reunion to proove his worth, Cary Dubek belts out "The Gays Are Heading Home, tonight, hurrah, hurrah," in a funny musical homage. Pat visits her old friend Lisa and realizes she wants more than kitchen bee stencilling. It's all pure magical funny. Why oh why is this show gone?

My review waa taken off because I said--nice to see a white family. Go figure! Great movie!!

What? A family of all WHITE people?! How can that be? Oh gosh, I can't handle it. I thought we were all supposed to blend into obscurity, no? Can anyone say PTSD from watching this film? (Sarcasm.) That aside, the movie was spectacular! Mark Walberg's Dan Morgan character delivered. What started as an ordinary protective dad turned into papa bear dad as the former government assasin took down the bad guys. Lots of great comedic moments.

This show is redundant and repeat. Big. YAWN. White cops gone bad. Hollywood is it that impossible to come up with a new storyline? Rinse. Repeat. This show was ingenius. At the beginning. The Sesame Street parallel, the Jim Henson puppetree, the outstanding acting of Benedict Cumberbatch. The imaginary puppet/monster, Eric. But then it faded into rascism and DEI. Here's a new storyline for you Hollywood: Black, gay man gone bad. But you would never have the guts to go there, Hollywood, would you? So now we have to suffer through. Rinse. Repeat. White Cops Gone Bad. 30 minutes left of the last episode and I could care less how it ends. Ba-bye.

Used to love this show, but latest season got way to woke and downright dumb.