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Could not get into this - reminds me of the Today Show debacle and just didn’t seem to be fresh. It’s solid, but have definitely seen more satisfying and entertaining shows.

Loved the show - easy to get into. Was interrupted due to Covid, but they made it back for season 3 albeit without Alan Arkin and Nancy Travis. The wrap up seemed a little rushed - wish they had made an extra episode. But the cast was really great all the way - probably Douglas’s best work and it was great to see him and Arkin work with former costars. Kathleen Turner and Paul Reiser were great.

It’s LOL every episode and the characters go well together. Of the 4, I like how they weave in and out through the story line. Stellar cast.

Fantastic show -- I actually remember Art Fleming hosting this, so I'm old. Alex was awesome and will be missed (related RIP today for Norm McDonald who spoofed Burt Reynolds on SNL's Jeopardy parody). The replacement process was drawn out until it finally imploded under its own weight. It's just another reason why 'we can't have nice things' without agendas playing out. Sony just should have named someone from the start. But at this point, I think it's time to shut the show down as indeed Alex was irreplaceable. Maybe retool/rebrand it - and bring it back at later time.

I was astounded at how artistic and beautiful this movie was. It was so well edited and constantly engaging. In an early clip, Kilmer assembled collages with amazing detail; it was a great way to show his seriousness about art. Learning about his life growing up in CA was fascinating, but the best part was how they depicted his drive to be a great actor. The Island of Dr. Moreau segment was especially interesting and I could see for the first time some similarities to Brando. Very much recommend.