Sweet Tooth

Hands down the best thing I've watched all year. Thought this was going to be a little kiddies show, but it was not. Not by a long shot. I've got no idea how they got away with such adult themes, pandemic, end of the world, death, murder, freakin vivisection! This show was so amazing in almost every detail. There was a whole bunch of suspended disbelief necessary, and just a tad bit leaked into eye rolling territory, but this was a 99% well done solid dystopian scifi extravaganza. I'm hoping they bring it back for a second season. This was great.

If you loved the comic, this is like a heavily rewritten fanfiction that keeps like 20% of the original content and adds a lot of new **** you never even heard about it (good) it's a modern fable which mixes pseudo-scientific gibberish with spiritual mumbo jumbo, in an attempt of making a post-apocalyptic show for families. It kinda works but the dialogues and the situations depicted range from boring to borderline silly, always predictable and almost never thrilling.Most actors do an excellent job, the production is high-quality, but that's pretty much **** you hate humanity and have a comprehension of the animal world derived from Disney movies, you might like it.

I liked this one very much. The vast nature and realistic acting of the actors were excellent, but I think the ending is a bit disappointing.

Premise doesn't work for me. Just make it a zombie story instead of getting cute.

This felt like an apocalypse show for 10 year olds -- a weird juxtaposition of corny interactions that prevented the story from really exploring the dark world in which it's set. The acting was a pleasure to watch. But, the characters were one-dimensional. Certain interactions where hammed up and corny. Overall, the world felt dumbed-down. Parts of the story were too cutesy for the context. It seemed like the show was sugar-coating important aspects of the world for no good reason.