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A beautifully nuanced series. Impeccably directed and sharply written above all. The performances all around, especially from Felicity Huffman, Tim Hutton, Penelope Miller, Benito Martinez, & W. Earl Brown were sublime and transcendent. Excited to see where the show goes, and the more boundaries it pushes.

Solid, traditional multi-cam, mainly because Cristela Alonzo, herself, is incredibly witty & charming. Definitely has potential, and, with time, it can grow into something much more unique.

A sharp, crisp, and smart legal thriller. Intricately written by Peter Nowalk, Emmy-worthy performance from Viola Davis, and beautifully directed in the same style of 'Scandal', 'How To Get Away..' is a fast paced, quality Network TV drama series.

A smart, biting, edby, and sharp new comedy. It's about time there was an African-American 'Modern Family' on television. Tracee Ross & Laurence Fishbourne & Anthony Anderson deliver here. Definitely a keeper.

Beautiful, flawless, gorgeous, authentic, realistic, artful, seamless, masterful. That's what the final season of the poignant, ever so thoughtful FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS is.

Poignant writing, authentic directing, seamless producing, gorgeous acting, and realism & inspiration are all of the ingredients that make FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS one of the most beautifully executed shows in the history of Television.

A surprisingly incredibly written, directed, and acted drama; with noteworthy performances from Prescott & Watros. Definitely not another 'teen show'.

The show was VERY reminiscent of BOY MEETS WORLD's EARLY YEARS! I think many BMW fans neglect to remember how "cheesy" BMW was in its early seasons, which is why they need to remember that this show is targeted at an audience that was their age once. Plus, it has original creator Michael Jacobs behind it, whom I'm sure makes sure the show stays intact with the original, as do Savage and Fishel. Give it time to grow, as the stars have said!

A compelling and intriguing crime thriller with very layered lead characters. Taye Diggs gives it his all, in some of his best acting yet. Very reminiscent of the similar '90s Steven Bochco legal thriller, 'MURDER ONE'.

Very solid, somewhat borderline. Yet at the same time, compelling and intriguing enough to bring you back for the next 12 episodes. The show can be VERY melodramatic at times--yet the tone, mood, and aspects of the show row along nicely to make this psych medical drama worth-watching--but mostly because of Vanessa Redgrave's stellar performance and the suspense that Kelly Reilly brings to Dr. Catherine Black.

10! A light fare, intriguing, dramatic, interesting, and somewhat-spiritual mystery that is completed with a quality cast & writing, and gorgeous cinematography and editing. A twist here, a turn there, RESURRECTION is a beautifully-crafted event series that includes just enough drama and thrills to keep you tuning in & wanting more for the next 7 episodes.