Alexlee

compared to Discovery, for some reason i feel The Orville catches more of the "Star Trek" feel and essence... with additional laughs as well as daily and mundane stuffs that might happen on a star ship...

plot development is good. casts played each corresponding characters brilliantly, the CGI and camera work is good .... basically everything is good but not perfect.

the plot development is okay, the casts are also okay, the emotion is exaggerated but still okay for a drama, but the camera work is an absolute trash. not sure if the director intentionally wobble the camera to add motion sickness (which is not working and make it look like an amateur 13 years old cameraman in work who can't even still the camera) or simply just unprofessional cameraman.

quite boring at the beginning, but as the time goes by, it teases layers of secrets one by one, viewer got emotional roller coaster for the characters (boiling rage, hatred, sudden love, etc), and then finally the final layer of secret carefully peeled with epic plot twists and little bit of romance spice.

the Expanse so far have a good plot with mysteries yet remain unsolved. the producer and the writer put a good effort teasing piece by piece information every episode which obviously becomes one reason to watch this series next week.

definitely a must watch for all whovians and time-travelling lovers. it does have close resemblance to the giant of TV series "Doctor Who", but with more DC's dark universe signature. with a little bits and bobs here and there, this might become a good series like The Flash and Arrow

so far so good! a standard and currently popular psychological series with a breath of sci-fi with great cast and play. i can feel the hatred and rage for one or two character for being astonishingly stupid, i can feel the sadness, i can feel the joy ..... well what can i say? the casts are just good at it!

classic novels and legendary masterpieces mashed up into one fully thrilling and astonishing TV show. and Eva Green is one big plus for the show. Her acting for the role is as if it's coming deeply from thing inside her. the plot is good. the background musics and SFX placement are good. overall, 'tis a good TV show for fantasy thriller fans or a Victorian London geek.

The pilot is good. It tells the viewer bit by bit introduction. The zombie theory is one classic reference, combined with some unique punchline and modern day classic crime solving.

Forever is just plain good. the Pilot was brilliant and promising. the main plot is fairly astonishing. the twist, the surprise, the story line, the flashback timing, all are in a great position. the deduction skill and method used here are splendid too. there are things here that happens to be more than classic Sherlock Holmes do, the deductions are in a perfect shape triangle, with every detailed precise reasoning, and not just jumping all around, blabbering, and suddenly epic conclusion in the end, so that the viewers are able to follow every details presented. it might seems pretty hard to make but it came out pretty good actually.