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I've got to say, it's the weakest of the spin off series. Behind Resistance. Far behind Rebels and Clone Wars. Weak plot. Weak writing. Weak action. Sorry.

Familiar response. Just like Watchmen. Crybabies hating it because only they truly understand Asimov. Whatever. I thought Season 1 was very ambitious and excellent. But what would I know. I don't appreciate the "source material".

American cringe comedy 101. The best. Ricky Gervais pays his respects in Season 8.

This series is comedy gold, but my favourite seasons of CYE are 1, 5 and 9. And I've watched them all multiple times.

What is the point of having a glowing orb section if the glowing orb is in the monkey paw section?

Metacritic is becoming more like Rotten Tomatoes every day. Critics throwing around 100 point scores like confetti. Season 3 of Shadows is good. As good as S1 and S2. Just calm your farm.

Five out of ten is way too harsh a score for a pretty good season four. It's the most contrived season but still very entertaining.

Many Trek historians and engineering fans are being harsh for the sake of it, I reckon. Season 02 is the best quality season of any Star Trek in many years. Decades even.

The first season of The Mandalorian started strongly, but by the 5th episode it's lack of sophistication brings it down. But hey, look what happened to Star Trek Discovery, which delivered an exceptional Season 2.

A genius sequel to novel. Watchmen for here and now. Intricate and faithful interpretation of the limited series with awesome new credentials. Those butthurt fools that rushed to tear Lindelof a new one after watching the pilot are secretly tuning in each week.

A genius sequel to novel. Watchmen for here and now. Intricate and faithful interpretation of the limited series with awesome new credentials. Many butthurt rushed to tear Lindelof a new one. Now they secretly watching and loving his work.

Pretty clumsy pilot - cliched, with bland protagonists, some lousy writing and wooden acting.

Imagine The Royal Tenenbaums as The Watchmen. That's the vibe of this derivative tale.

We are only half way through Season 2 but this is still the best show on TV.

There's something highly unusual about this series; it's not set in New York City.

Sloooow. But some of the space sequences and the atmospheric soundtrack are memorable. Cut out all the crap with the daughter and it would've been a more watchable 5 episodes instead of a tedious 8.

The Haunting of Millhouse is high on terror but more subtle with horror, which means it has to be clever to be effective, and overall it is. Also some great kids performances (i.e. not annoying), which must have been equally difficult to execute.

I don't know what the critics are on about - Season 2 is even better than S1 - this is a quality series

The new series is grim and many of the best characters are now gone. Max may be real, but it's not real enjoyable to watch.

Fans of Ray Donovan, Better call Saul or Barry, get on this show - it's one of the most entertaining series on TV. Comedy and hard drama are delivered in excellent balance, and S2 continues true-to-type..

Good show, but there's an overuse of shop-worn musical montages and a horribly sentimental soundtrack. I skipped minutes and still got the picture (clearly not much happens during these sequences). Are the showrunners telling us a story, or trying to impress us with their playlists? If you try and have it both ways it doesn't usually work. There are exceptions, but this series isn't one of them.

Man there's some ordinary acting and writing in this season. All the production capital can't disguise that - it sticks out. That Dolores is a wooden over-actor, with plenty of cringe-worthy dialogue to make her scenes unwatchable. I found myself skipping through chunks of the story until I threw in the towel completely.

Finally, a return to form!! Up there with Coven and Asylum. Way more insightful then the previous 3 seasons (and less cliched).

This is a worthy guilty pleasure as far as spin-offs go - identical in format to The Good Wife, but continues to stay the distance in terms of all-round consistency (if at times still scarcely believable). What's her name from GOT is a good addition to the cast.

Don't underestimate this series - it's a genuinely cunning media satire and lots of fun. It also nails high school society. I put it up there with Rick & Morty, Veep and Silicon Valley as one of the best comedy shows of 2017.

Let's be honest, Season 2 was a step down from the first in quality of story, but it's still essential viewing. At least it hasn't fully **** the bed like Jessica Jones Season 2.

This show is so consistently watchable. It must be fun shooting it. Ehrmantraut should be a verb.

Terry Gilliam would be proud. Season 1 has all the elements required for a good time, and season 2 is only two weeks away.

Overrated and boring. Why is it that the same people who love this show reckon 50 Shades of Grey is the best book they've ever read?

If you prefer your science fiction hard-boiled, not cheese-balled, then give it a miss.

Outstanding series, for all the most compelling reasons - historical set design, photography, plot, dialogue, atmosphere and intelligent acting. Fincher isn't going to come at you from the shadows in a clown mask to unsettle you - he's just going to play you a genuine tape recording.

Amazing first season - if you love Deadpool you'll love this. Gloriously violent and moves at a frantic pace. The slapstick still works for horror (Ash vs Evil Dead) as it works for crime. That Brian Taylor is crazy. Patton Oswalt too, does a good voice-acting job

Yes! Get Shorty came from out of nowhere and made any thinking-person's top 10 shows for 2017. Great original characters, a fast-moving plot, nice photography; plus plenty of sex, drugs and violence. If they can keep up this quality I'm buying a Ricky lunchbox.

Jessica Jones was a one trick pony. Losing Cage and Purple Man from Season 1 left us with dud characters like Patsy and Malcolm. Even Jessica's character nosedived in Season 2. There's hardly a point to watching this follow up series if the only compelling character is no longer worth investing in. It's actually boring to follow, and all the new characters **** - Oscar? Ingrid? And what's with the hideous product placements? And voice over narratives from out of nowhere? And the poor continuity and editing? And the cheeseball dialogue? A big shame, all this, because the first season was brilliant