Reviews

I'm really enjoying this show, but I can't tolerate 30yo Maddie, yes, she is 30 years old and looks it, crying and whining. Such a put off lol

But overall, really enjoying this show and I really look forward to the 2nd Season.

Gabriel is great and first saw him on The Big C with Laura Linney.

He's grown into a very handsome man.

Hopefully this show stays entertaining and hopefully we can get multiple Seasons.

So many words are required so that's why I am blabbing on and on lol, but I definitely enjoy this show and look forward to future Seasons.

Keep up the good writing and acting, for the most part.

This episode wasn't the most exciting, but it was hardly an episode lower than a solid 7.

I gave the episode a 10 to make up for the absurdly uneducated low star reviews.

You may not like the fact that the Pandemic happened, but it did. It wasn't just in the U. S. it is a worldwide health issue that killed many lives. Liberals had nothing to do with it and you-know-who is the one who rushed out the vaccine so try shifting your imaginary blame on the ones who actually were there when it started.

You may also not like the fact that George Floyd was murdered and the man who did it was tried and is now serving time as his punishment. You can wish it away all you want, but it happened.

This episode chose to focus on real events that were happening in real time and made absolute sense in the shows context. You may not like it or agree with it, but guess what? It happened.

I don't get the hate. This is a funny episode and Tom Arnold didn't write this episode so either that was a lie about Joan writing in her autobiography how much she loathed the writing/script or Joan is a liar.

Sure, this episode isn't as funny as several of the episodes, but Joan commands the scenes and I find her to be quite funny.

All in all, quite an enjoyable episode.

Not sure why I have to type out so much for this review to count, but I am just going to keep typing until it meets the character criteria.

On and on I type, still trying to meet the criteria.

And there, I finally met it.

I actually enjoyed this show, but let's be honest.

Neil Patrick Harris is slightly above average and I'd say only because he has a decent body.

He looks older than his age and the fact that they kept throwing model type hot guys at him was just not believable.

Then getting to make out with two hot straight in real life actors? (Gilles Marini and David A. Gregory). Ugh (jealous).

The one guy they had NPH actually date was the only believable looking person that matched NPH.

Total NPH vanity project, as he is an executive producer.

I'd give it an 8 overall, but due to some low ratings, I voted 10 to hopefully get more viewers so we can get a Season 2.

Let's just hope it is a bit more believable, if there is a Season 2.

Overall, pretty enjoyable.

We are TIRED of the constant mentions of Kim, which is your exact critique of, Better Call Saul, itself...

You give more time to Kim in every 'review' that you post...

That's unforgivable.....

If you don't like the show, why do you still watch....?

Why do you talk about other people's reviews every single week? Week in and week out, you talk about two things: Fake reviews, and, you guessed it: KIM WEXLER.

Let it go and enjoy the show.

If not, head over to Netflix and watch, Breaking Bad on repeat.

Better Call Saul is it's own show. Not Breaking Bad.

Once you realize this, you might enjoy it a bit more...

This was an interesting doc.

I gave it 8 stars for the parents and for the daughter they lost.

Nothing to say about Mason.

I googled the father and see he passed away in 2016.

Hope his wife is coping ok.