Jennifer & David Higdon

The first season was the best. At first Danny seemed to be a sympathetic character, but by the end of it I grew to hate him. I liked Marco until he started investigating John. I didn't anticipate him being killed off, and was sad to see him go. Kevin was so annoying; never heard anyone whine-curse at the same time so often! The 3rd season was so boring I wanted Danny back. I guess Linda Cardinelli was off filming 'Dead To Me' but Bloodline sure still needed her. I really developed a whole new respect for Kyle Chandler's acting. And now I can't stand Sissy Spacek and her soft voice.

This was an amazing series! Totally engrossing, even all of the violence didn't make me turn away from watching until the end. It made me begin to care about some of the characters. The episode with the re-created town left me in tears. (I won't say more so I don't give anything away). The twists in the end were surprising. Maybe could have done with less explanation in the end. My one criticism is that some of the voice overs were really over the top and exaggerated. Still a 5 star series.

This was a very engrossing, thought provoking series, with wonderful performances. Regina King certainly deserved her Emmy, and everyone else did a stellar job as well. I especially liked Michael Mosley's portrayal of Fish. He seemed so real to me that I would like to know him in real life. His love of dogs, his determination to do the right thing in the case, and they way he and K.J. played off each other was believable. I was happy to see David Lyons again, as I had enjoyed his performance in the series 'Revolution.' He was very convincing as a bad cop, and he did a great job with his facial expressions revealing his emotions. Especially at the end when he began to realize what he'd done. I was surprised by a few turns in the plot, and it was refreshing that it wasn't predictable. I was surprised by the revelation about Pete at the end. Without giving the plot away, I will say it was sobering to see the realistic portrayal of some societal issues, which were timely given what's going on today. I would highly recommend this series.

Good premise, with an interesting group if people brought together for a common goal. I was wondering what would go wrong, was surprised with what made their dream fall apart. Very suspenseful in a beautiful setting. Considering what's going on in our country and our economy with COVID-19, it doesn't seem so outside the realm of possibility.

Taylor Kitsch's performance was convincing and compelling. Also good performances by Michael Shannon, Julia Garner, along with several others. Humanized a chapter in our country's history that was glossed over by many because the Davidians were characterized as a cult. Worth the watch.