Reviews

While a different direction can be fresh and interesting it can also lose its audience. The Blacklist is starting to feel like the last season of Blindspot. Former Agent Keen has become an unbearable character. She doesn't appear to be equal to the ruthlessness of Reddington. She appears to be a spoiled petulant child which never translates well in an adult theme.

This episode is so depressing it's the first one I turned off. After Roseanne left it was still tolerable. This episode quite possibly ended any life in the series.

There is a short series in Australia called Retrograde that ran earlier this year. Retrograde seemed a little fresher, maybe because it was first.

It was impossible to get beyond the 8 minute mark. I can't watch drama unfold in a Hollywood Squares fashion. This format would definitely work in a Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In reboot. It's sure to delight some, but for me it's all about the production. Scripted reality shows have a much happier home outside of mine.

No experience in the industry, but willing to rewrite all available scripts. Story basis has merit, dialogue not so much. Will also sit in as director until a suitable replacement is found.

This is "Empathy" Season 4 Episode 16. I'm sorry I didn't watch it again, but it's certain to be as good as the first time it aired.

The actors are certainly some of the best cast in this new series. However, after watching seven, yes 7, episodes the only conclusion to be drawn is someone tried to sandwich an interesting idea between two extremely boring alternate realities. If one is prone to like background noise/sounds while performing intricate tasks, this series certainly won't be a distraction.

Episode 1 was proof of lazy writers. It's easy to imagine the cast as being out of work actors rehashing the good ol' times with scripts found in their closets. Those times are gone.

They found more than one script in the closet. Episode 2 was more of the first eight seasons with old, tired and unevolved characters played by actors using the postal service.

I wanted so much to love Will & Grace, but it's become won't and graceless. That's an awful pun, but better than the show.

Sadly, this show has proved you can't go home.