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"Daisy Jones & The Six" is a complete MASTERPIECE. From production, direction, soundtrack, photography, script and character development. They completly reached the point they wanted here. You can feel the whole TV series were supposed to be THE thing, and they totally reached the point they wanted to reach. The acting is also a highlight. Riley Keough, Camilla Monroe, Nabiyah Be and Sam Caflin totally SLAYED with their roles. The rest of the cast shall also be highlighted, taking in consideration they might not be known by some of the public. To break it down and keep it simple: "Daisy Jones & The Six" is a MUST-watch.

The first two thirds of this show is well shot, just beautiful cinematography. The dialogue feels forced. These are all a bunch of high school kids making it big in music. Just have them talk normal. Later, the show has to be barrel through its plot. The beautiful cinematography makes way for just so-so shots that serve the overall purpose of the story. The story itself is like a fan-fiction of Fleetwood Mac’s story. Why not make a Fleetwood Mac miniseries? Probably a rights issue. The Daisy Jones character is set up to be insufferable. You may have met this person before. Daisy oozes unearned privilege. The counterpart, Billy Dunn, is supposed to be equally insufferable as the micromanaging band leader. But Billy does what it takes to be a success, and spoiler alert, he mostly does it sober! This kind of asymmetrical love/hate relationship just didn’t work for me. I find the real story of rotating relationships and hurt feelings to be much more interesting. A big criticism of the show is the music. The made up hits just don’t work. This where a show about Fleetwood Mac would thrive, because the real hits are great. The music really becomes an annoyance in the later episodes that feature live shows. My personal pet peeve is all of the smoking in the series. Was the tobacco industry a sponsor of this show?

Strong female characters, nice plot and some creativity process showing. Good one.

I really enjoyed this. It's a 10 episode story in which there will be no season 2 because the very entertaining story has been told. It comes down to a very satisfying conclusion. I was very moved. I STONGLY recommend Daisy Jones and the Six.

A nearly perfect show. If you love music, or if you have a need to create, or if you struggle with feelings and who you are, this show will speak to you. Nothing is painted in black and white, but it's uplifting and inspiring nonetheless.

This series is completely forgettable. After a few months no one other than the "fans" will remember that this series was made

I gave it some extra credit solely because of the quality of its production, however I must stress that I personally think this show falls far short of what it was intended to be, and I say that even over its source material. Sam Claflin does seem to put an effort but Riley Keough is completely incapable of selling the diva she is supposed to be portraying. Even her stage presence while lip-singing is poor to say the least. I would suggest that you read about Fleetwood Mac and listen to their best albums like Rumors and Tusk. You'll find more rock and drama in them than in this soulless miniseries.

It exists to entertain, featuring likable characters with a great bond, even though they are often put in trope-filled scenarios.

I think it's a good show. It gives you energy and a good feeling. Song, dance, music. just awesome.

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

A truly fun and entertaining show. The music is fantastic and the actors and production is really impressive. May fall into some docu cliches but I found truly an exciting show.