Boshosaurus

I was able to complete this soulless follow-up of an excellent, easily re-watchable series. Gone was the classic gallows humor and intelligent banter of Justified, replaced with a generic plot and set of unmemorable characters. The daughter made illogical decisions and didn't have anything in common with Raylan or Winona. Instead of complex villains like Boyd, Mags, and Duffy, we get a psychopath in tighty whiteys--whose motivations are money and mayhem. The show was oddly attached to viewing Raylan in a positive light, while trying to apologize for Raylan and the Marshals' violent behavior which might be seen more negatively in today's political climate. I don't understand the need for this apology as the original Raylan was portrayed as honorable, but also morally grey and often problematic. Raylan's romance with the sketchy judge was incredibly awkward. Raylan's one moment with Winona had so much more chemistry, which made it even more obvious this was show was lazily cast and written. In summary, the show felt like they were just cashing in on the name "Justified" and the presence of Timothy Olyphant.

Andor is the best Star Wars media since the original series (or possibly even better). The show has excellent casting/acting and does high-level world building. Furthermore, I appreciated its anti-authoritarian message, relevant to current times. It is unfortunate that the rest of Star Wars media is so far below this standard.

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

The best thing I can say about this documentary is that other similar ancient history Netflix documentaries also ****. This show is an American colonization of Egyptian history.