Kellogg Curator

Gordon Cormier displays the acting capacity of a fridge door in a show that has the right approach to production but a terrible approach to writing and character development. The majority of lines delivered by Cormier feels undecided and lazy, which particularly shows when Hollywood is currently filled with young kids proving they can act just as well, if not better, than some of their adult peers; Cormier is unfortunately not one of these kids and is subsequently the primary reason this show falls short of its epic potential.