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They had a movie and tried to stretch it out for streaming. I am so bored with that. If your story is two hours long, then tell it in two hours. Do not drag out every scene trying to make more content. That is lame, stupid and disrespectful. This might have been an interesting story but I was too bored to keep watching.

I have one positive thing to say about this show. It’s not as bad as Rings of Poop. Almost, but it manages to squeak past that abomination because I don’t mind some of the performances. Sadly, they have puss filled moldy garbage to deal with, but some of the actors do a decent job. Everything else about this show is atrocious, especially the writing. Septic Hideout **** at Star Trek. Star Trek needs to delete and forget everything Septic Trek and start over with new writers who both understand and respect Gene’s vision. It was Gene’s vision that made Star Trek special.

While the premise had potential, the execution is too effing slow. This is a short story they are trying to drag out into a five-novel series (going with the writing theme). Every scene is drawn out way past what is necessary to convey the point, then it’s draw out even further into absurdity. Boring absurdity. Boring absurdity. Boring absurdity. Boring absurdity. Boring Absurdity. See what I mean? I made my point with two words, but then repeated them four times to make more content out of little. This show is a blaring example of a tactic that plagues the modern “entertainment” industry. Too little story stretched, strained and over extended for streaming.

Too effing slow. Every scene is drawn out; every line of dialogue is spoken so slowly. And there are many segments where the camera focused on the actors doing nothing. No story, no characterization, nothing. It’s like they only had a little bit of story so they are dragging it out. I’m ten minutes into the first episode and I’ve learned very little about the characters or the story. Instead, I’ve only been bored waiting for the show to begin. It’s similar to waiting in line; I’m sitting here waiting for the show to start. Give me some story, introduce the characters and start the plot. I’m not wasting my time waiting on this boring crap. I have limited entertainment time and I’m not wasting it watching someone stretch a movie into a series. If you only have a movie’s worth of story then make a movie. You don’t have to stretch it into a series and make it boring.

The “entertainment” industry is filled with incompetent buffoons who are too stupid and lazy to create anything worth watching, so they corrupt and pervert others’ work into evil. I am so tired of all this puss filled moldy garbage. They keep making this crap, people hate it (note the reviews), and then they make it again. That is so stupid. Even with the industry manipulating reviews, all of these shows get low scores. The real scores must be approaching negative. Whether its Rings of Poop, everything Septic Hideout or all of this lame super villain b.s., they keep making the same garbage over and over. Who is the moron who approves and pays for this crap?

Meh. This show had potential, but there was not enough story and way too much weird camera work. There definitely wasn’t enough story for the slow pacing. Like a lot of modern shows/movies, they didn’t have much story and they tried to stretch it out with fluff and exceedingly slow pacing. Almost every episode felt like 20 minutes stretched into 45. And whatever they were going for with the weird camera work failed miserable. It was just annoying and stupid. But I will give the show credit for not being a sequel, a prequel or a remake, not being about superheroes from comics and adequate acting.

Obliterated was actually a decent show, especially by modern “entertainment” standards. Most of the characters are generic, but the writing is funny (in a Porky’s meets Airplane kind of way) and there is the occasional character twist. The plot is predictable with twists too, but the purpose of the show is humor, which they nail repeatedly. This show is more entertaining than most of what’s on these days. That it was canceled is awry. They’ll give garbage shows like Rings of Poop multiple seasons, but something entertaining gets canceled. Sadly, we are suffering through the dark ages of “entertainment.”

Star Wars ended in 1983. The Acolyte is, as is expected from Disney Star Weird, garbage. Not as atrocious as the abomination Rings of Poop, but just as horrid as Obi-Wan and Velma. This has become a cliché. Nothing more really needs to be said, but since there is a word count minimum I’ll repeat more clichés. The writing is atrocious because HollyWeird is populated with incompetent buffoons, the plot is infantile and filled with holes, the characters are cardboard, dull and annoying, and the theme is ridiculous. The Acolyte joins the flood of horrible shows that have been spewing out of HollyWeird’s bunghole for the past decade.

Just like most modern “entertainment,” this is a perversion of a previous show. Similar to Rings of Poop, Velma, Willow, everything NuTrek, everything Star Wars and numerous other show/movies, this version of Doctor WTF is atrocious. The writing is horrid. The plot is absurd and full of holes, the characters are boring cardboard cut outs and the theme is stupid. There is an entire generation of incompetent buffoons pretending to be writers in the “entertainment” industry. This show bears no resemblance to Doctor Who. I don’t know wtf this is, but it’s not Doctor Who. The only positive was the performance from Ncuti Gatwa. He has charisma and seems to have thrown himself into the part. It's sad the atrocious writing doesn't give him much to work with.

It’s ok. Not great, but watchable. Considering it came from the maker of the abomination Rings of Poop, I was expecting it would be horrid. And Amazon made the garbage Wheel of Time show too. Amazon has a history of ruining established IPs. But Fallout was passable. The story was typical for the setting; anyone familiar with Fallout would recognize the standard plot. The characters were acceptable. I thought Ella Purnell was decent in the lead role and she wasn’t a total girl boss. At least they tried to explain her combat skills. Her performance was a little flat at times, but passable. Aaron Moten was decent. I liked his character’s arc, but his performance was sometimes unconvincing. Like Purnell it was a little flat. I wonder if this was more about directing than acting. Walton Goggins was excellent as The Ghoul, definitely the best character in the show. I’m a fan of Michael Emerson and would have liked to have seen more of his character. More Dogmeat please! None of the characters made me want to stick a fork in my eye when they came on screen, which was refreshing for modern “entertainment.” There was a little identity politics sprinkled in, but minimal compared to most movies/shows and it did not distract from the story. I probably would not have noticed it if not for the in your face saturation that happens in most shows these days. The ending was weak and really drawn out. Showing something slowly doesn’t make it more meaningful. Again, Fallout was ok, but not great.

The show started out with potential, but the more they added high school social drama, the less interesting it became. By episode seven I was bored. Most of the characters are not interesting enough for the drama to be anything other than tedious and annoying. Cate is decent and Anna Sawai is doing a good job with the role, and I like Kurt Russell's Shaw, but the rest of the modern characters are bland, generic and boring. Well Emiko Randa isn't bad, although she has a small part. The flash back characters are ok although unidimentional. The show would be better if they did more with the monsters, the science and the mystery and less social drama, especially about Kentaro and May's relationship drama. That is just effing boring. I don't care about those characters and I don't care about their drama.

Ahsoka is another pile of puss filled moldy garbage, exactly what I’ve come to expect from Disney Star Wars. The dialogue is atrocious, the acting is wooden, the characters are shallow and the pacing is insanely slow. And, like everything out of Star Wars after 1983, it’s just the same scenes and plot devices over and over and over. Much like the MCU… hum… I wonder why? Disney could save a ton of money if they just looped a picture of the current strong female character standing with a light saber and the caption, “Stunning and Brave!” Disney needs to go bankrupt; it would make the world a better place.

OMFG what a horrible piece of **** Easily the worst episode in an abysmal series.

Season one was decent. Season two crashed and burned. My primary issue is the pacing. I do not know why these morons in modern entertainment think scenes consisting of characters engaging in mundane activities while music plays is engaging story telling. Common activities they often choose include driving, preparing food and brushing teeth. I do not watch shows/movies to watch characters engage in mundane activities I do every day. It’s just filler material because they do not much story and need something to make up the run time. This became even more obvious when they started dragging out scenes. They ran out of story and had to come up with some way to fill up the run time. Boring. I, and I guess most people, have limited entertainment time and I will not waste it on boring. Another show with some potential went down the drain. People consume entertainment to be… surprise, entertained. Not bored, definitely not preached at, and not bullied. Modern “entertainment” is broken, fubar, and clearly has forgotten they are in customer service. Viewers are your customers; service them fool.

This is a decent show; better than most shows these days. The writing is adequate, although there are several glaring plot holes, and the acting ranges from adequate to excellent. But the story is unfolding too slowly. I think this would have been better as a movie. There’s not enough material for mini-series. Many scenes are drawn out and there are quite a few extraneous scenes. The pacing definitely feels like butter **** over too much bread. Additionally, I think if this show had been made during a better era in entertainment I wouldn’t rate it as highly. Hijack is acceptable, but not excellent.

I wrote a term paper on Great Expectations in school and while it has been a while, I’m still fairly familiar with the story and themes. I had doubts when I saw the trailer, but I thought I'd give the show a try in case it was better than I expected. It was worse. We are suffering through the dark ages of entertainment. Not only do modern entertainment writers lack the ability to create anything original, they also lack the competence to copy stories from their betters. Somehow the writing for this show is atrocious, the acting is weak, the setting looks fake, and the plot is boring. This show is worthless.

Ugh, Secrets of Sulphur Springs is yet another show filled with horrid, narcissistic, snarky children. This type of character is almost as ubiquitous as the strong female Mary-Sue and the bungling incompetent heterosexual white male. The writing for this show is weak and the acting is worse. The plot makes no sense from the opening scene (why is this girl running) and continues with random, out of context scenes making it difficult to follow the story. There is no hook. There is nothing to compel me to want to wait for more information. There’s only obnoxious children being bullies and mouthing off. This is more atrocious content from a mouse infested with plague fleas spreading disease and pretending its entertainment. This show has no redeeming qualities.

This is another “slow burn” that’s slow because they do not have much story so they drag out every scene to create more content. This is more like trying to start a fire with wet leaves. The only thing burning is your eyes. A slow moving story requires well written characters, an interesting story and/or a meaningful theme. Otherwise viewers will simply get bored. If you have bland characters, a dull story and no theme whatsoever, then the show/movie needs to move along so there’s something to keep viewers interest. I, and I suspect many people, have limited time to spend on entertainment and I'm not going to waste it on a dull, boring, slow series with bland characters and an uninteresting story.

The trailer for this looked good, but so far the show isn't living up to it. I'm not looking for explosions and fight scenes, but this so slow and mundane. Every scene is drawn out and then they add more in case you got bored and started doing something else. You'd think with so many studios making shows these days at least a couple would be decent. The last good shows were Lucifer and The Outpost and both of those have been canceled, apparently to make room for garbage swill. Edit: I was bored so thought I'd give this show another chance. Nope, I'm not THAT bored. Too bad I can't give it a negative rating.

Batwoman was maligned by audiences, we need to do better. I know, let’s turn Batman into a teen drama. Great idea, and let’s get the CW to make it. Gotham Knights is… is… does anyone know a word better than atrocious? Appalling maybe? The writing is abysmal, the acting is awful and the story is fraking stupid. This show is horrible. It has no redeeming qualities. It’s like vomit and diarrhea poured into a vat of rotten eggs. I cannot comprehend how this was thought up, much less approved. Do the writers and producers for this fish poop really think they have a hit or do they know they just **** gunk off the bottom of their shoes?

Compared to most of what’s on TV these days, this isn’t bad. But it’s also not great and compared to some of the great shows from the past, the Quantum Leap remake is weak. I like the music (I’m a Bowie fan) and it seems like the cast is giving it a go, with mixed results. The same is true for the writing; it vacillates between decent and mediocre. I like the relationship between the leads, although I think the writing for Addison could use some polish. I think the cast is too big for the story. I like Magic and Ian isn’t bad, but the other characters need more personality which suggests the story could do without them. The writers could easily meld skill sets together and go with four characters. I think that would help the story and lower production costs. If this show was competing with good shows I would not watch it, but since that’s not the case, I’ll probably keep going, until I get bored.

Sanctuary is an excellent series. The world building is interesting, the plot is thought-provoking, and most of the characters have depth and are well portrayed. Helen Magnus is a phenomenal lead and an example of a strong female character that most shows fail to produce. She is a strong Female character rather than a female character wearing man-face. Amanda Tapping portrays this superbly. Additionally, there are several well written, well developed and well portrayed supporting characters. The series tackles many wide ranging topics such as racism, classism, family and the benefit/dangers of science, among others. This is a definite must watch.

Season one wasn't too bad. The world building was interesting (unless you are inclined to read propaganda into everything), the characters had a little depth and the plot was decent (again, unless you see SJW behind every tree). This story isn’t taking place in our world, so I did not project our world onto it. I'm not saying season one was excellent, but it was watchable. Sadly, season two is horrible. It shifted from a character driven story with some action, to an action driven story with cardboard characters. It's disappointing because there is so little on these days worth watching I was looking forward to this show starting up again. Instead, I lowered my rating and will not be watching any more of this show. Amazon is really bad at making entertainment.

This show had potential, but it’s too slow for the characters. A show with mediocre characters needs to move along to make up for them. If a story is going to unfold slowly or has a narrow premise, then the characters need to be especially interesting. This show has a narrow premise, a turtle story and mediocre characters. Not a good combination. I made it into episode four, at which point I was too bored to continue. Perhaps if Amy Acker had a bigger role because I usually enjoy her work. Or Aliyah Royale. I’m not familiar with her work, but I liked her character in this show. I thought Lex Lumpkin did a good job with his small role, but none of the other male characters were at all interesting. In short, slow story plus mediocre characters equals I’m not wasting my time.

Babylon 5 is one of the best Sci-Fi shows ever made. The story is excellent, the characters have depth and the acting is superb.

I used to like South Park, but the quality of the writing has gone down considerably in recent seasons. I doubt I'll watch anymore.

I had serious reservations about this show when it was announced. Turns out my reservations were spot on. This is yet another abysmal show from the modern “entertainment” industry. They perverted and subverted another establish IP by filling it with hollow, boring cardboard characters and inane, uninteresting plots. Modern entertainment writers are incompetent fools who wouldn’t recognize a quality story if it crawled out their neithers. They lack any semblance of originality and creativity and can only mock the past by making depraved copies. My fantasy would be to have quality entertainment instead of this disgusting garbage.

The Ark is another abysmal show from the modern “entertainment” industry. It started with several minutes of annoying loud noise (mute inspiring rather than exciting), and then the cast started talking, which was essentially quieter annoying noise. The characters were dull, shallow, stereotypes and the dialogue was inane babble used to point out the mystery boxes. This show sounds like it was written by Jr. High kids who flunked creative writing. It’s the typical and uninteresting formula of mystery boxes + social drama + CGI that comprises almost every show these days. Stupid, boring, and not worth my time. This show is horrible.

Season one was decent, but subsequent seasons have been increasingly less entertaining. I barely made it through season three, then after watching part of the first episode of season four I was done with this show.

Scooby Doo was my favorite cartoon as a child. From the trailer I knew this abomination would be horrible. There is no modern audience, just a generation of modern "entertainment" writers who are largely incompetent and inept. This is more crap from the same group of buffoons who write almost everything these days. They lack the talent and creativity to come up with anything original, so instead attempt to destroy existing IPs by dumping puss filled moldy garbage all over them. We are living in the dark ages of entertainment and intersectional politics is the plague. This show should never have been made. Whoever wrote it is a moron and whoever approved it is a fool.

Slow, drawn out, base and uninteresting. Lifetime and CW get it on. Bah! I never read the books, although I did read the Vampire Chronicles, so I'm familiar with Anne Rice's writing style. This does not strike me as her work. But again, I did not read the Mayfair Witches books. Regardless, this show is boring and uninteresting. And so is the current Vampire series. However, I did enjoy the 1994 and 2002 movies. So my take away is the modern versions are boring and stupid. This is consistent with almost every other show and movie in recent years. Most of what comes out these days is so poorly written, even when it's drawn from good source material, it is unwatchable. This show is more of that. There is an entire generation of incompetent, inept buffoons faking it at being writers in the entertainment industry and they keep putting out crap shows. When I hear about a show that might interest me, I just assume it will be bad, and I'm rarely wrong. The only new show I liked from 2022 was Wednesday. We are suffering through the dark ages of entertainment and the plague has swept through and killed off all the beloved IPs.

The short review is Blood Origin is boring. I didn’t like the Witcher, but thought I’d give this a try because I used to be a fantasy fan. It appears the “entertainment” industry has forgotten how to do fantasy… and sci-fi, and drama and comedy and pretty much every other genre. Well, it seems they keep putting out so called reality shows, but I don’t watch those. Speaking of reality shows, I didn’t like GoT. GoT was just high school with dragons. A reality show filled with social drama, sex, and violence. His Dark Materials was lame. Wheel of Time was horrid. Rings of Poop was an abomination. Willow was trash. The only watchable fantasy show in recent years was The Outpost. But back to Blood Origin. This show is just boring. The dialogue was flat, the acting was uninspired and the story was dreary. Whoever keeps approving and producing these shows need to be replaced. The writing across “entertainment” for the past decade has been atrocious and fantasy shows are some of the worst. Well maybe I just notice it more because Fantasy used to be my favorite genre. Lately my favorite has been re-watching shows from the 90-00's because nothing coming out these days is worth my time.

National Treasure Edge of History is another shallow, superficial, stupid remake from the creatively bankrupt, inane morons that are modern entertainment “writers.” They lack the ability to come up with their own stories and keep decimating stories from the past. They are too incompetent to even copy. The characters are boring and cliché, the dialogue is frivolous babble, and the plot is generic and predictable. While the writing for the show is the main problem, that’s not all. The acting and effects are subpar as well. I know there are decent young actors out there (e.g. Jenna Ortega), so why do movies and shows keep hiring weak performers? Do they not go through auditions? Are they being selected based on shoe size? I remember when the one bad actor on a show stood out. Now it’s the one good one, if at all. I was utterly bored with this show. It has no redeeming features and is a complete waste of time and resources.

Yet again, a great book is decimated and perverted by modern TV/Movie hacks. Poor casting, horrid acting and modern identity politics meshed together into a mockery **** story. The acting is this show was sub CW quality. I got so tired of hearing Austin Butler cry out "Amberle." Who copy/pasted that into the script? I enjoyed the books and wanted to like this show, but it was so disappointingly bad.

Apparently Amazon and Disney have teamed up to destroy the fantasy genre. Correction, to destroy entertainment. The pattern of crapping all over great books (e.g. Rings of Poop), movies (e.g. everything Star Wars since 1983) and shows (e.g. everything "Star Trek" since Enterprise) continues. Willow is more garbage writing from the arrogant children of the modern entertainment industry. The characters are flat, uninteresting stereotypes, while the plot is uninspired and generic. This farce in no way captures the magic of the original and isn't worth wasting time watching. Another abysmal failure.

The show started out interesting, mostly due to the setting and world building. The characters were ok, but nothing special and the acting was passable, but again, nothing special. As the series continued pacing became a problem. By episode seven I was bored. The story was moving too slow for the mediocre characters to keep my interest. A slow story requires interesting characters or average characters need a plot that moves along to make up for them. A slow story combined with bland characters doesn’t work. This might have worked better as a movie. It seems they do not have much to work with so they are dragging it out to make a series. I, like I guess many people, have limited entertainment time and I will not waste it on a slow meandering story with flat characters.

Finally something decent to watch. I had hoped this show would be worth watching and I was pleasantly surprised. Not only is it worth watching, it’s actually good. Granted the competition is embarrassing, but this is easily the best show since The Orville ended. The acting is solid. Jenna Ortega is excellent as Wednesday and the rest of the cast, with only a couple of exceptions, are good too. The writing is well above average compared to almost every show and movie from the past decade. There’s actual character development. And of course the directing is great. Even the woke elements are speckled in naturally instead of being shoved down your throat. Also, it’s an actual mystery story instead of a story filled will mystery boxes. I didn’t know there were any decent writers left in the entertainment industry.

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

I tried watching this show (twice) but I just did not like several of the characters and the mystery box wasn’t interesting enough to keep my attention. But mostly it was the characters. There were too many obnoxious cardboard characters. The kind of people I would avoid in real life. Also, the pacing suggests they really didn’t have much story so they were dragging it out. In short, this show consists of unlikable characters, mystery box plot, and slow pacing. Bad writing 101 just like most of what’s out today. There’s an entire generation of incompetent writers who have, for some absurd reason I can’t fathom, been hired to write almost every movie and show.

I’ve read all the books and I liked the movie from the 90’s and was looking forward to this series. I should have known better. This is another example of people who lack creativity demolishing the work of their betters. They made numerous changes to the source material because of hubris. The changes in no way enhanced the story and often detract from it. I remember back in the 90’s when I heard Tom Cruise was cast as Lestat and I laughed. At the time I knew Cruise from Risky Business and Top Gun and could not see him pulling off Lestat. But I thought he did a decent job with the character. Not so with this version. This Lestat is flat and uninteresting. In the 90’s version Brad Pitt, Antonio Banderas and a young Kirsten Dunst were also great. I don’t like anyone from this version. This series is a waste of resources. It’s just yuck.

As is typical for modern shows (especially those on CW) and movies, the writing for this series is hollow and cliché. The two main characters are cardboard stereotypes who have the same insipid conversation over and over. Similar to how Sam and Dean argued about who was the better brother episode after episode. The secondary characters are also stereotypes, but at least have a little more substance than the leads. This is not enough to make the show interesting. The plot is generic and predictable. The acting is passable, but nothing special. The effects are meaningless because even TV commercials have effects now. Effects have become expected rather than something that makes a show or movie stand out. The days of special effects being “special” are over. Overall this show is a pointless.

Season one was really good. Seasons two and three were decent, with a few exceptional episodes. Season four was horrible. Many episodes were gimmicks, the story telling watered down and they started inserting political propaganda. For these reasons I stopped watching the show during season four. When season five started I decided to give the show another try and I was glad to see they had shifted back to storytelling. Lowered rating because they started the goofy as camera crap again.

The writing is bland. The characters are cliché and dull. The “mystery” is not compelling. The acting is adequate but not inspiring. There is nothing here that persuades me to expend any of my limited entertainment time on this show. Maybe, if I was bored and had nothing else to do, I might run this in the background while I played a game or cleaned the bathroom, but this show did not capture my attention or interest. There is an entire generation of “writers” in entertainment who lack originality and creativity. Almost every show has the same boring exposition, meandering dialogue and pointless plots. It’s all bland porridge.

This is boring, stupid, smelly garbage just like I’ve come to expect from Marvel. I’m so tired of Marvel, super heroes and comics. Meladrama plus action plus CGI does not make an interesting story. Generic characters, cliché plot lines and uninspired dialogue are not worth watching. This is just shiny candy that gives you tooth decay and diabetes. There is no nutrition for the body and definitely nothing for the soul. All of these Marvel shows and movies are a waste of time and resources. One show at a time and one movie every five or so years would be plenty. But they keep making this boring garbage over and over.

Hollow plastic presented by a coward. It’s pretty, mostly, but has no soul. If they had called this Amazon’s dull fantasy story instead of lying about it being Tolkien, then it might be tolerable. But making a mockery of Tolkien’s work is unforgivable. Galadriel is one of my favorite characters from the books and what they have done to her is criminal. Guy-ladriel bears no resemblance to the character Tolkien wrote and was wonderfully portrayed by Cate Blanchett in the Jackson movies. This “version” is as snotty as the entitled white bread little girl playing the character. No acting going on. And the Elmer Fudd guy with pointy ears is pathetic. The scenes between Guy-ladriel and Elmer Fudd are a joke. The writing, characters and acting in this show are atrocious. The “hobbits” are stupid and obnoxious. The show would have been better without them. Most of the dialogue in the show is pathetic. It’s like something written for a high school freshmen dull writing class. To think thousands of Amazon workers had to piss in bottles so this travesty could be made. The show should not exist. It’s a waste of time and resources. Amazon could have done some good in the world with all the money they wasted on this puss filled pile of moldy garbage. Also, Amazon is a coward for blocking reviews.

Hollow plastic. It’s pretty, mostly, but has no soul. If they had called this Amazon’s dull fantasy story instead of lying about it being Tolkien, then it might be tolerable. But making a mockery of Tolkien’s work is unforgivable. Galadriel is one of my favorite characters from the books and what they have done to her is criminal. Guy-ladriel bears no resemblance to the character Tolkien wrote and was wonderfully portrayed by Cate Blanchett in the Jackson movies. This “version” is as snotty as the entitled white bread little girl playing the character. No acting going on. And the Elmer Fudd guy with pointy ears is pathetic. The scenes between Guy-ladriel and Elmer Fudd are a joke. The writing, characters and acting in this show are atrocious. The “hobbits” are stupid and obnoxious. The show would have been better without them. Most of the dialogue in the show is pathetic. It’s like something written for a high school freshmen dull writing class. To think thousands of Amazon workers had to piss in bottles so this travesty could be made. The show should not exist. It’s a waste of time and resources. Amazon could have done some good in the world with all the money they wasted on this puss filled pile of moldy garbage.

It's disappointing they can't produce decent fantasy shows. Or decent hows of any kind actually. I like the fantasy genre but not this version. I'm not surprised because I hated GoT and did not expect to enjoy this show either. It's just high school cosplay.

Mediocre book ruined by the same group of high school freshmen writing almost everything on TV these days. Boring, mundane and yuck.

This is just another boring, loud, adrenaline seeking action show with cliché characters and generic plot lines. The current group of writers in TV and movies are incompetent and inept. Amazon should stick to losing packages, treating its workers contemptibly and sending billionaires to space.

This show is comprised of cliché characters and generic plot lines. The story is not interesting enough for a drama and the humor isn’t funny enough for a comedy. An unsuccessful blend. The current group of writers in TV and movies are incompetent and inept.