Anne B.

I'm a little late to the party but I am glad I stumbled across this series. it is one of the best I've seen in a very long time. The storyline is intriguing and the acting is amazing. The young laddy playing all these different personnas is one of the best actresses I've had the priviledge of watching. I'm addicted to the series and have been bindge watching for days. I highly recommend this series to anyone looking for a suspenseful TV show with a great story to tell with great actors portraying interestinng characters.

I love Jimmy Kimmel's show... he is hilarious... he has funny skits, annd Guermo is the perfect sidekick. Together they make a great team. I'm so thrilled ABC did the right thing by putting him back on the air. It's the best thing they could have done for the network. He's a good man with a good heart and millions of fans all around the world love him and tune in everynight to see him and his wonderful guest stars. Last nights opening was not only funny but we saw a side to Jimmy we hadn't ever seen. His emotional side... especially when he spoke about Charlie Kirk's passing, his wife and children who are now fatherless due to a radical Rightwing sycophant that didn't believe Charlie was hardcore enough against what Liberals. I'm also very proud of our country for standing up and standing together to protect our constitutional right to free speech.

M*A*S*H# I was only 12 when the first episode of MASH was aired. I recall my father wanting us kids to be quiet and sit still while it was on. I didn't understand much about war or what people went through while fighting a war or performing medical emergency surgeries on wound young men. Even though my father fought in WWII at that time of my life he never spoke about it. All I remember is my Mother trying to explain to us what PTSD was when my father went through panic attacks and suffered nightmares where he's wake up screaming for his Buddies to "get down, or run, or get out of the way." As I got older I started watching MASH again and when I got married my husband and I never missed a single episode. I had a much better understanding of what the show was really about. I thought the cast did an amazing job of bringing the lives of these brave men and women who served their country at great peril to their own lives by saving lives and trying to live as normal of a life as possible under such dangerous and stressful conditions. Alan Alda, Loretta Swit, Gary Burghoff, Jamie Farr, Mike Farrell, Harry Morgan, William Christopher, David Ogden Stiers, Wayne Rogers, Larry Linville, and MacLaine Stevenson along with a lineup of other other stars (some so young but went on to be big stars on their own) did a magnificent job of not only entertaining us every week, but made us think, feel, laugh, cry, and every emotion in between. This show had the highest ratings of any other during it's time on air and won many Emmys and other awards for how well the show was done. It still holds the record for the most watched episode for their last farewell episode than any other show before or since MASH. It's the #1 show that is streaming at the moment. I am binge watching all of 11 seasons right now and I love it as much today as I did back them. Many of the cast members and supporting actors are deceased now but they've made their mark in the hearts and minds of millions. I thank them all. Rest in Peace... and for those still with us, Alan Alda, Mike Farrell, Loretta Swit, Jamie Farr, and Gary Burghoff you made history in the entertainment industry. Thank you for your years of service. God Bless.

I don't think the actors did a bad job, it was bad writing and bad editing that ultimately destroyed the potential of the movie to be something worth watching. I like Hayden Christensen's acting as well as Terrance Howard and the rest of the cast did their part as directed. I was interested in this film because my father (God rest his soul) had a similar experience with Twilight during his open heart surgery back in the late 1980s. When he emerged from a 14-hour surgery to repair his arteries he told us that he could see, hear, and feel everything the surgeons were doing and how horrifying the experience was. Of course, there was no conspiracy to kill him because my Dad was a retired Veteran on a pension so he must not have been worth it. hahahaha Many years later my daughter underwent a minor surgical procedure and she too experienced the twilight and felt and heard everything that was happening, when she emerged she was in shock. So the condition is real and people all around the world have experienced it. So I thought it might have some similarities to what they went through. I didn't think the plot was terrible, just not what I expected it to be.

I honestly didn't know how a spin-off would do even with Daryl Dixon as the main character... I had my doubts but not anymore. I watched all 6 episodes and I truly loved it. Daryl Dixon is a dynamic character and can carry the series just fine... with a new cast and a new place it made for a very interesting storyline. The ending of season 1 episode 6 (The finally) was awesome, but also emotional. That is when you realize that Daryl Dixon has had to fight his way through life since birth practically. At least from early childhood. It's what makes his character strong and vulnerable at the same time. He has an underlined innocence to him and yet faces every hardship and challenge like a true warrior. I love the series and I hope it continues for as long as Normal Reedus wants to play the role. Great job on this one.

Personally I love the new series. It's great to see how Carrie Bradshaw's life has progressed over the past 20 years. The scripts are very good. I think those who have boycotted the show on behalf of Kim Cattrall's drama is missing out on some fine storytelling and new characters that make it even that much more interesting. With the return of Aiden it's even better seeing how Carrie and Aiden rekindle their love for one another. I've always love Charlotte's story and how her life has progressed being a mother and wife and still being her same quirky self. She's the best friend every woman should have around. And Miranda's life has become both weird and fascinating as Cynthia Nixon brings a little of her real life into the role. I would like to see Samantha again, I think everyone agrees her character is fun and brings some excitement to the show, but even without her it's still very good and very well done. It covers some real life issues people are facing today as well as shows how the past helps reshape the future. Good on the directors and producers for giving us back Carrie Bradshaw. She's a fascinating character. PS- Oh, and for those of you that were disappointed and are confused to why Chris North's role as Mr.Big was suddenly written out of the show... it was because Chris North past co-worker in Sex in the City accused him of sexual misconduct and harassment and filed charges against him. This supposedly happened in the past and this individual refused to work for the network pending the trial if he was there so they had to make the tough decision to let Chris North go. So don't overthink the situation... it doesn't effect the show's integrity. It's really a good show.

I think it's a shame that this series is ending on 6 episodes because of peoples inability to see past the provocative and sexual content. If that's all you focus on that that's all you'll get from it. The storyline is good, it's not great, but it is good. Lily Rose Depp fits the character of Jocelyn perfectly. The weekend is playing a guy that has had little if any success in the music industry. He promises results for the talent that works for him at his club but in reality he's controlling them with his manipulative Cult leader attitude and verbally abusive ways. He plays a class A Narcissist looking to break into the music producing business by seizing his opportunity with the young and vulnerable Jocelyn (The Idol) who's career is suffering due to personal tragedy and her explicit behavior afterward. He makes her feel beautiful, and sexy, desirable and wanted. All of the emotions she's clinging to after years of abuse by her ambitious Mother have broken her down and made her emotionally depend on Tetros. Him using her was a way in and in the beginning she thinks he truly loves and cares for her because he gives her exactly what she needs... a family she's never had. She is too young and naïve to understand that it's not her interest he's protecting but his own. Her current management and record label are using her for every dime they can squeeze out of her before she crashes and burns. It's all about the money for the record label and all about breaking into a business that he's been denied access too for him and Jocelyn is caught up in the middle of all this. She has real talent and everyone around her is exploiting her in every possible manner so they can to get what they want from her. Like I said, the story is a very good one. with as sensitive and offended people are these days about every little thing the sex scenes should be toned down a little for the integrity of the storyline so it can continue. Update- After watching episode 6 I must retract some of hat I rote here. The sexual content has truly gotten ludicrous to such a degree that the story is getting lost in all the over sexual content written into the script to try and keep the audience interested. It's far too much now... e don't need to see a bunch of people having sex in every episode to get the meaning behind the use of sex in the music industry. I see no why the network cancelled the show. what a shame... it could have been a really good series had they not oversexualized the entire storyline.

I like this series a lot. I've always enjoyed watching Natasha Lyonne's acting. I also really enjoyed her acting in Orange is the New Black and Russian Doll. This series plays out a little strange but holds your attention wondering what is going to happen next. I've always viewed Natasha Lyonne as a tough lady on and off screen. But it's nice to see that her character Charlie has a soft spot in her heart. I was wondering who as the voice of Mrs. Hasp because I recognized her voice and sure enough just as I thought it's Reah Perlman. Anyway, I watched the entire series over the past few days and it's pretty dang good if I do say so myself.

The Last of us is epic. I can't believe how much like the game it is, and the cast is perfect for their roles. Joel and Ellie's relationship gets deeper and deeper with every episode. Episode 6 was done so amazingly I cried. If you haven't seen this series because it's based on a videogame you're missing out on some great TV. I'm 62 and it appeals to me on every level of emotion. what a great job on direction and acting. Beautifully done. PS. All of you people who are so politically charged and focused on the "wokeness" of the series... it is how the videogame played out. They're simply sticking to script. Every series I've watched lately addresses political opinions and or concerns so this is nothing new. Try and remember that the plot is about people trying to rebuild society under the dangers and scrutiny of infected and marauders looking to benefit from killing survivors and obtaining their goods. It's a TV series, not a reality TV show trying to persuade it's audience into leaning towards any political position. Try leaving your politics at the door and watch it for what it is... good entertainment.

In the beginning, I found the series interesting even though I'm not one to watch violence on TV. The character Ragnar Lodbrok and his wife Lagertha were interesting historical figures and made sense of all they went through and did to others to gain power and notoriety. Seasons 1 thru 4 were pretty good in spite of the repetitive battles, children dying, and becoming off and on allies with the Saxons. Other than a few facts that were taken from Norse Mythology most of this is sheer entertainment and not at all based on many accounts as, Ubbe and Rollo may have been real people but they were in no way related to Ragnar, they did live at the same time as Ragnar Lodbrok. Also, there was no Lagertha and Bjorn Ironside was the eldest son of Ragnar and Aslaug. Meaning only Bjorn (Ironside), Sigard (Snake in the Eye, Hvitzerk, and Ivar the Boneless. Ivar the boneless never fought with his brothers in life. They didn't kill each other or battle over land or power. They banded together to attack England and Frankia (France)... Bjorn was more of an explorer than a fighter like Ivar and his brothers. By Season 5 they started losing my interest and the repeated battles where the good guy Bjorn continues to be outwitted and outfought by his crazy crippled little brother Ivar. Also, the repeated storyline of one minute the Vikings were fighting together and the next each other then back to fighting each other again and again throughout the series was so repetitive. The most interesting characters were Athelstan, King Ecbort, Athelwolf, King Albert, crazy /Princess/Queen Judith, and of course Ragnar Lodbrok. The most exciting character in this story was Bishop Heahmund played by Jonathan Reyes Meyers who clearly wasn't over his role as Henry VIII as he mirrored Henry VIII's character really closely in his role as a lusty Bishop that kept putting his lust for women over God. Sounds like an all too familiar story. Truly the only characters I found that were worth watching this entire series for were Ragnar and Bjorn, and of course crazy Floki on the side of the Vikings. Though the actor who played Ivar looked as insane as he was acting. So kudos on playing an insane cripple who hated everybody and murdered his own brothers for blood sport. I wish I could get back all the hours I spent watching this. I don't know who wrote this story like this but they could've done so much better than this. I wasn't impressed. The last 2 seasons bordered on the ludicrous.