Peter J Kim

Bravo to the writers, producers, and actors that have been cast...to bring to life a narrative that is effortlessly amassed. A mysterious dark romanticized series that is engrossingly entertaining with sleuths of emotional coasters. The writing intelligible and vividly fascinating. ‘You’ a must see, be patient, let it evolve and take you on rides that explore the contrast of the human psyche…as narrated by the main(s) as the series progresses wildly…quietly. Gripping it ever more becomes in so many ways…it pulls at your emotions within a writers mind, of life’s cynical dynamics ever so intertwined…brought to life through cinematic overrides. Defining points of where and how a broken caring person survives...yet finds salvation with another which fixes upon thee very essence of the storylines. A means to encompass reasoning of a darkened dramatic heartbreaking yet warming script…that hits and grips without leaving one with anything to miss. A psychological thriller with romantic overtones that are intertwined effortlessly…beautifully. Thank you team ‘You’ for bringing to life a risqué series through a lens of one’s broken histories. Cinematic Brilliance!

‘The Woman in the House across the Street from the Girl in the Window’ (23-29mins - 8part season 1) A must binge…a whaaat the Fork climatic ending that should be well received within this circa…and then…is there another season…but how…[a few thoughts of what could be a wander as the season crawls suspense-fully towards it’s end]…. wait…wait for it…wait for it….yes….a cliffhanger indeed! Writing astounding in a playful thriller with humorous overtones that suit the actress within character. Enjoyable in every definition of thee senses. Bravo supporting actors/actresses, writers, production, cast, and crew for a wonderful delivery. The beautiful woman this part seems to have been custom written for - thank you Kristen Bell for thee masterclass…thoroughly enthralling!

A late comer to a heralded series. How political power in DC can also in congressional district be one of deal making truths outlined with the congressman’s motives ambiguity. Only on Season 1 ep. 3...very intriguing the plot and narrative delivered by R. Wright and K. Spacey. The push from the ranks of Secretary of State, that leads to the Majority Whip using his power to rework his own fate. A wonderful absorption of Washington congressional powers that be...written in between the lines of the many possibilities...thoughtfully scripted to make it all tasteful with characters of much delight...the performances delivered with much insight. The relation between the press and power brokers as the series begins...in an alternate well written plausible DC realm that reveals the hypocrisy political prowess holds within.