Roger Lignugaris

Totally engrossing, start to finish. Highly recommend. The dubbing was flawless. For once, the captions actually matched the English dialog. So tired of hearing one version spoken, and unmatched captions.

This one is so confusing, and a total waste of Sanda Bullock, that a better title would have been Unwatchable. It's still not clear just what the plot was. Yes, it's really that bad. Truly, don't even try to deduce the point trying to be made. One star, and that's being generous.

I found the show, and the star, captivating. She deals realistically with a major substance abuse issue while pursuing her natural talent. I was impressed that the context was accurate, including actual openings and valid, convincing moves during the games played. Even historical characters were portrayed correctly, so that added a lot of class and reality to the series.

The myth of devil possession, an embarrassment to the Catholic Church, dies hard, it seems. The show is quite clever, and in some ways, very interesting. Probably of most value to those who enjoy resolving religious conflict, or the progression from superstition to science. Protagonists are an atheist, and a priest in training. Looking forward to the second season.

A bit too complicated. It’s really hard to keep the characters, and their motives, aligned with the storyline.