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This is one of the best shows I have seen for a long time. The storyline is about a talented chef trying to make his late brother’s food joint work. But the show is at the end, about imperfect people trying their best in their imperfect ways to figure out their lives. What struck me most is its incredible screenplay that is played by a stellar cast that seems to be made for the characters they play. A special mention goes out to the actors playing Sydney, Richie, Carmen and Sugar. The show reminds me of The Sopranos, one of the best shows there ever was, in terms of the powerful dynamics at play and the various subplots that are engaging in their own right. All in all, a solid 5-star show. I loved every single episode. Can’t wait for Season 3 to hit the screen hopefully soon.

Fantastic show with a tightly woven storyline. I ended up watching all episodes in one sitting. Highly recommended.

1883 is a slowly building, captivating glimpse into a prairie migration in the 19th century. For me, Sam Elliott (one of the best actors I have seen on the screen) and Tim McGraw are the stars of this series. Brilliantly shot on a well-crafted screenplay around tormented humans battling death on a constant basis, 1883 is a 5-stars from me.

Jeremy’s ability to laugh at himself while trying out a brand new occupation is priceless. He was in his element at the farm, and we could see the farm life grew on him, as it did on us as the episodes progressed. Jeremy seems authentic; with his goofiness, with his hard work and with his mistakes. And this is something I am perfectly fine with. Clarkson’s Farm is simply a wonderful reality TV.

This is an extremely well crafted series. You see the dynamics of individual teams in a (literally) fast-paced and pressure-packed environments. What struck me was the amount of responsibility every single individual faces at all times and how much accountability every one always bears for their performance. From principals to engineers to the young drivers who risk their lives to attain a glamorous career, the camera shows us a lot. This honest peek into the workings of the industry is perhaps the best aspect of the series to me. In addition, the camera angles from within the cars and the conversations between drivers and engineers at 200 mph are spellbinding. Absolutely loved the series. F1 would likely gain millions of new followers with this brilliant move of letting the audience view this sport from the inside.