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Alias! Strong 8.5/10! I would give it better but there are just a few plots I dont much care for. I can not believe I never watched Alias before! I'll probably finish season 3 tonight.
 
Desperate Housewives S2 - 8/10
Definitely a strong season, though the whole Applewhite storyline gets a bit too drawn out. One of my favorite characters being Andrew Van de Kamp, though, means that I can't help my love of this season, when he is at his most devious and hateful; so delicious 🙂
 
Good Girls, season 1: 9/10

Really good first season of a badass, feminist, inclusive show. Mae Whitman, Christina Hendricks and Retta are three desperate moms who get sucked into the criminal word. This show is exciting, fun, dark, amusing, relatable. All three moms are great, and Hendricks' character has one hell of an arc. Absolutely recommend this show. It has been renewed for a second season!

Superstore, seasons 1-3: 9/10

I admit that I was disappointed with the final episodes of season 3, but Superstore made me laugh so hard in every episode that I trust season 4 will be as good as the first three seasons. Superstore is a relatable yet feel-good show, with really great and diverse characters. The humor is often lewd but in a genuinely funny way. America Ferrera is a good lead. Another show I absolutely recommend. It will brighten your day for sure.
 
HowiMetdaSlayer
HowiMetdaSlayer
may have to check out Good Girls...
Anyanka Bunny Slayer
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The 100 season 2. Still partway through this. i defo have some distance from the characters now. The first few viewigs suck me in so emotionally, this time I finally have enough distance to discuss it hahah. Lincoln is the only role I like his actor in. 8/10.


Supernatural s13 ep 20something. Part way through this too! But the tenplayer jumped to the end first, so I know what the cliffhanger it ends on. One of those fightening jump scare episodes, fighting monsters in a dark tunnel, lots of angel magic. I hope this death doesnt stick! 9/10 (lost a point cos gabrial is being cheesier than needed)
 
Galavant- 8.5/10
You could probably watch both seasons in a day if you are bored, and if you like musicals, silly comedy, breaking the fourth wall, Mallory Jansen, or all of the above, I definitely recommend it.
 
Me and my friend just spent better part of last 4 hours enthralled in the grim true crime documentary series Evil Genius on Netflix by the same people who gave us the equally disturbingly engrossing Wild Wild Country.
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Agents of Shield season 4. dunno/10

I always have a hard time remembering what happens on Agents of Shield, and end up having to rewatch the last season so I'm not lost. Maybe I'm just a bit daft, but there's so much going on and sometimes it just gets downright bizarre, but then that's why I like the show so. I really enjoyed the ADA storyline, and the actress was amazing, really pulled it off and I jumped on the bandwagon of crazy that was The Framework. It was like a psychological version of the matrix. The scenes with Mack and his daughter made me cry a little tear. Which reminds me, the guy who plays Mack is like a beautiful majestic statue of a man. He gets a 10/10, no question.
 
HowiMetdaSlayer
HowiMetdaSlayer
didn't care for the framework story line :(
Lucifer - series finale 4/10

I don't like it when characters have a major personality change. Specifically, I'm referring Chloe. I HATE how "soft" and sweet she is now. She used to be such a hard ass, and I just don't like what a wuss she's become. Kind of like Spike, as a matter of fact. 😒
However, I LOVED Lucifer!!! He was hilarious and SO evil. Even though the story was the stupidest thing I've ever witnessed, I slightly enjoyed it. Slightly. I won't miss it, and I'm not surprised it was cancelled. S3 was badly written and inane.

(Never change a character's personality.That's the kiss of death for a series)
 
Evil Seal
Evil Seal
And Lauren German is good but I never believed one second that Decker loved Pierce....
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i kinda look forward to stand alone episodes next week
Ash vs Evil Dead - Season 3 8/10 - I'm so upset that this is the last season, it's such a fun show. Seeing as though this wasn't meant to be the series finale, it was still satisfying enough although there is so much more story to tell given that ending.
 
Melrose Place season 3 (1994) 7/10
This season is so insanely entertaining! And the show at its peak for sure🙂 So many of my favourite storylines and characters. Alison's arc is great fun, she goes from bad girl to down and out alcoholic to president of D&D!😎 What's most impressive is that she manages to out-Amanda Amanda!😛 I like the stuff with Sidney and Jake (underrated pairing). Brooke and Peter both add something to the show too. "Holiday on Ice" (when Bruce Christmas Carols Amanda😉) is one of the best episodes ever! And the season finale cliff hanger with Kimberly is just WOW!🙂
 
The Man In High Castle 6,5/10

Being Jewish from former Soviet Union and with family members who've been through the hell that the war and concentration camps were, it's kind of a weird experience to watch this kind of alternative history playing out on the screen. I'm also reading the novel but the show is very different from what was written by Philip K. Dick(can't even compare them really), but the main idea stays the same. I have to say I enjoy the depressive and anti utopian tone of the show, though it has quite a lot of plot holes and continuity errors, but still the conceptual portrayal of alternate reality is rather interesting and makes a psychological impact(maybe due to my heritage mostly, so it's kind of cheating on their part), though I feel that German side was more thought through and plausible than Japanese. It's romantic, it's tragic, very intelligent and modest comparing to other TV shows out there. The resistance, finding humanity in this inhuman world - all rings true, but still some things are missing from the show but what exactly I can't grasp, maybe it's not dramatic enough, maybe the plot is not consistent enough, but anyway, I like it so far.
 
The Jinx: The Life and Deaths of Robert Durst - 9/10
Wow. I have NEVER had such a strong and weird reaction to a TV series. This was absolutely fascinating to watch. Of course, when this came out, it was all over the internet and I guess the (American) news, but if you don't know anything about this, don't google, just watch this.
It was such a surreal and creepy experience to actually see a murderer realize on camera that he's been caught. The moment when Andrew Jarecki showed him the envelope with his handwriting was so incredibly tense. My heart was pounding like crazy. In any fictional film, this would have been a neat moment. But seeing a real reaction from a real person was just... I didn't know what to expect and what he was going to do. And the way he suddenly has this strong reaction and has to... I guess, fight to suppress the nausea? And then, of course, when he's in the bathroom with the mic still on and is talking to himself... chilling. My god, what an experience and what a monster of a person.
I actually couldn't sleep for hours after watching this because I couldn't stop thinking about it. Highly recommended, especially to fans of documentaries and true crime.
 
Brooklyn Nine-Nine
I rewatched it for the third time and I'm will never get sick of it. The characters are amazing and evolve during the series while still being true to themselves at every turn. The plot is almost irrelevant in most episodes because the ensemble cast is always the most interesting part, but they still come up with good realistic plot points. Truly one of the best comedies out there, I'm so glad they renewed it for a sixth season.
 
Brooklyn Nine-Nine
I rewatched it for the third time and I'm will never get sick of it. The characters are amazing and evolve during the series while still being true to themselves at every turn. The plot is almost irrelevant in most episodes because the ensemble cast is always the most interesting part, but they still come up with good realistic plot points. Truly one of the best comedies out there, I'm so glad they renewed it for a sixth season.

Its one on my list. With it being by from the same guy behind the Office and Parks and Recreation I expect great things.
 
Girl's Guide to TV - 7.5/10
Entertaining but also shocking look back at how women have been depicted and treated on television across the decades. You'll have to laugh otherwise you'd cry...🙄
 
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