Jill Moser

I love this show. It has taught me so much about people with disabilities, how they navigate their life, relationships, and families. What I find most interesting, is how supportive and caring the families are. I adore James parents. If you’re watching the newest season for the first time, make sure to go back and watch the first season too. I loved everyone, particularly Subodh. He is an amazing person, incredibly kind and loving, funny, I could go on and on but he and his family will move you to tears of joy and make you feel happy after getting the pleasure of getting to know him. As viewers we really root for everyone on the show and it can be very moving to watch them find a connection. I think if we can have our children watch this Netflix series, it would help them relate more and be kinder to those with disabilities in their schools rather than shy away from them. This might be one of those documentaries that can change the world if we let it. Really well done, if you haven’t watched it give it a try and you will binge it.

I love Darius from season 7; he is exactly why this show was created and a classic example of never judge a book by its cover… or its history. What an excellent show intended to do some good in the poor prison system. While I’ve watched all of the seasons.. very few sheriffs actually implement immediate change, even when they are made aware of some pretty serious issues within their walls. One Sheriff that did take immediate action was Reginald Scandrett also in season 7. You see him Implement several life altering changes for the men and woman housed inside the county jail run by him. It’s show a great example of those who have the power..should act on it right away and he does. Def give this show a try if you haven’t seen it before. Absolutely love you Darius and thank you for doing the show.