Jeff Larsen

There is only one thing I don't like about this show. It cuts in to my reading time! Tia is the most selfless person. Everything she does she does for others and always considers how her decisions will affect the other person or animal. The show makes me laugh and cry. I have been down the road of prison more than once and I know what it's like to come home with a small trash bag half full with everything I own. What it would mean to have someone go out of their way to help transition me back into a life of freedom, provide me with the structure, and financial relief that comes with having a job. Not only that but villalobos is like a big family who seem to really care for one another also having a bunch of dogs who rely on us for food and protection and just the love that they deserve. I would have taken the chance with Tia in a heartbeat without a second thought. Thanks for all you do!!

I am going to keep this brief. Show was entertaining. I am what the system calls a career criminal. If I have to hear any more about defunding the police to strengthen our society I might just hang it up. Reality check there is good and evil in all walks of life. Do we think by taken away from our boys in blue that it will draw more good people coming up to pursue a career in law enforcement. Probably not. I'm only a couple episodes in so hopefully not too much more dumb shit.

The storyline is all over the place. They used the Tasha and Angela saga to fill in the large wholes in this week storyline. Way too much baby mama drama and Angela is annoying as hell. Tommy is the strongest character in the show. I was really disappointed considering all the hype and high ratings.

Great show very entertaining and suspenseful. Great acting by everyone especially Carrie and Brody. There are a lot of different storylines that makes the show enjoyable. I like spy type television and if you do as well then this is a must watch

I'm in the 3rd episode. So far it's entertaining. I've watched other shows on Waco but from the law enforcement perspective. This show is from the radical cult members view of what was actually going on behind closed doors. Here's my problem with this. There are substantiated claims of physical, emotional, and sexual abuse on the minor children that lived on the compound. For that reason I believe that the creator's of the series have tried to give these monsters a break. Whenever you abuse or allow children to be abused in this way you are a monster and I personally don't want to hear anything else from you. I think as a society we have to be more in touch with the victims. I realize it's only a show but for some it was a reality

I have watched this movie a hundred times. Phenomenal acting. I don't know if I have ever fell in love with a character like I fell in love with Renee zellweger. She was perfect. So many classic one liners, funny, romantic, inspiring. One of my all time favorites right up there with Life.

Loved this movie. I don't know if all the facts were accurate but it was inspirational. No surrender fight till the end.

This series was phenomenal. The acting was outstanding. The plot was gripping. More than anything nothing really annoyed me which is rare. Once you start watching you will watch it straight through. It's only 8 episodes

Very strange. I watched to find out what happens and was dissatisfied. It was interesting at times but almost too much.

I'm a couple of episodes in and this show seems very predictable. The cases practically solve themselves. The acting is subpar. Very politically correct. Not much depth. I'll likely try to watch the rest of season 1 and maybe my opinion will change