Reviews

When I started the episode, the first thing I looked at was the duration. I don't know why, but in recent shows, they are obsessed with making 45+ minute dramas. Every other show is like that, no matter if they have any actual story or not. No one is free enough to watch such long TV shows. Can't we just watch a movie instead of 2-3 episodes? Also, the show is trying very hard to be funny, but it's not unless your age is less than 15. I couldn't watch the full episode; I thought it would be funny and interesting like The Great or Dickinson, but it is not. The cast and the location are good, but I don't think just using bad language in a historical show makes it funny. The comedy should be on point and it should feel natural. Also, who thought to add supernatural elements to a historical show? I mean, characters can turn into animals, really? Why don't you just make flying people and add some robots and dinosaurs to make it completely crazy? I am not saying the minutes of the first episode I watched were bad or dull, but I have seen similar shows and this wasn't interesting enough to watch for 50 minutes and 8 more episodes of similar duration.

Overall, if the duration had been 30-35 minutes and the show had been funnier and more interesting, I would have watched the full series. But I don't think it's for me. Maybe I will try again, but for now, I'm skipping it.

Just came back from watching it in a houseful theatre. I faced this issue with the second part of Baahubali as well: in the beginning, they add cringe comedy and super boring scenes, but as soon as they're done with the buildup, the movie gets better.

The same is true for this film. In the first half, there are plenty of bad jokes, the first action scene with Prabhas is so stretched and badly done, the item song and Diljit's song in the BGM in the dystopian setting felt unnecessary, the VFX shots are below average, and Prabhas tries to copy Govinda. Also, so many things in the movie reminded me of Star Wars, Dune, and Lord of the Rings.

But, in the second half, things get a lot better. The Mahabharata scenes are interesting, the VFX shots are improved, and the storyline becomes engaging. They ended it really well, and the climax was satisfying, making us wonder what will happen in the second half-probably more of Kamal Haasan, and that's a good thing. Amitabh Bachchan again proved that he's the best actor in Bollywood; he's kind of the main lead. Deepika looked stunning.

Overall, it's a nice watch for Prabhas fans, but others can also give it a chance if they liked the trailer. 3/5.

I had no expectations from this show and didn't even know what it was about. The only thing that made me want to watch it was that I never miss any Apple Plus comedy shows. I like so many of them like Trying, Dickinson, Platonic, Mythic Quest, etc. The story is interesting, and the cast is amazing, especially the lead actress. The show gave me a bit of a vibe of Bless This Mess and Schitt's Creek.

Even though the episodes are about 45 minutes long, they don't feel stretched. I do think more episodes of 30 minutes would have been better. I have been wanting to watch a good Spanish drama, and I think this show was a good start for me.

So many of the show's dialogues are in Spanish, which is a small issue. Also, it would have been better if the grandma character spoke English. She speaks only in Spanish, which is a bit of a problem because she is one of the leads. The title didn't make much sense to me, but it still works for a comedy show as the show is focused on the three female leads.

Overall, this show has the right amount of comedy, romantic tension, and drama, which makes it an entertaining watch. I didn't find it as binge-worthy, so one episode a week is fine for this. 3.5/5.

Positives:

This show's main focus is bullying, and they show it in an entertaining way while giving a good message on how to deal with it.

Despite the 10 episodes, each approx one hour long , the show is mostly engaging, and the editing is sharp in most of the episodes.

The cast is super awesome, especially the actresses who played Soo-ji and Ha-rin.

It's a binge-worthy show.

'Higher' song that plays during the intro and in between enhances the experience of watching the show.

It could be a good watch for fans of All of Us Are Dead.

The last scene did a good job setting up for season 2.

Negatives:

There's a lot, lot, lot of staring, which sometimes can bore the audience, like me, where the characters are just staring at each other without speaking.

If there had been eight episodes of about 30-45 minutes each, it would have been a better watch.

Episode 8 and Episode 10 have some overstretched and boring scenes. The finale episode (the 10th episode) wasn't that good or engaging. Also, I didn't get all the answers, especially the one related to the first scene in the show.

Overall, it's a must-watch show because of the amazing cast and interesting storyline. Ignore the negative points I shared and give this show a try, it might be the best show released this year. I hope it gets the hype it deserves and is renewed for season 2.

To be honest, I didn't know anything about semaglutide before watching this episode. After checking about it, I found that they showed everything kinda right and in a fun way. I like when they make the show Cartman-centric, showcasing all his bad sides. The good part is that this special has all five lead kids and Randy doing his crazy stuff like always.

I haven't heard any songs by Lizzo and don't know much about the cartoons of the sugary brands, but this episode was still fun for me.

Overall, it's a good, fun episode for South Park fans but probably not for Lizzo fans and Pakistani people.

I'm waiting for the 27th season of South Park. It's been more than a year-please just release it ASAP.

I was never really crazy about this show, never waited for another episode or season, but I watched all of it because it was always good, except for a few episodes after the first one. This episode made me realize that I am not just losing one show but losing my favorite, The Big Bang Theory, again, especially because of the really good guest appearance of older Sheldon and Amy.

I am glad they didn't kill George Sr. Earlier and waited until the very end because he was one of the best characters. The reaction Sheldon gave after finding out his dad is dead was really touching; this actor is superb. Not just him, but the writers did a really good job as the reactions given by others matched their personalities and were not too dramatic or different.

They tried to add some comedy in the 13th episode, but it was tough, and it was noticeable, especially the crying of Sheldon's dad's friend, Wayne. I have seen many Chuck Lorre comedy shows, and I think this finale was better than the finales of his other shows like Mom, Bob Hearts Abishola, The Big Bang Theory, Two and a Half Men, etc. Overall, it was a really good finale, and I hope for some other The Big Bang Theory spinoffs in the future. There is still scope for Young Howard and Old Raj. I am unsure about the Young Sheldon spinoff but will definitely give it a try.

This season was better than the last, which was quite disappointing. I expected a lot from the finale episode, but it was pretty average and not very humorous. The episode was just about twenty minutes long, with the last few minutes being old memories of the show. It was shocking to see how much weight Bob has lost. Among Chuck Lorre's comedy shows, my favorite finales are, in order: Two and a Half Men, The Big Bang Theory, Mom, and then Bob Hearts Abishola. If the fourth season had been as good as this one, CBS might have given it a few more seasons. Overall, the finale episode is okay. I liked that Abishola came with her original off-screen haircut, Christina's daughter, Tunde's Mario mustache, the bench, etc. But, I didn't like that the episode was quite short, Goodwin's statement to Bob in the end, and Kemi and Chuck's food thing didn't fit well. I'd rate it 2.5/5.

This episode has some really cool moments, but whenever you think it's good, now the old characters are at risk, and they may die but they never do. I mean, what is the point of watching when we know Chucky only kills the side characters or the characters introduced in the new season? He has no interest in killing the old characters; he just laughs when he comes near them, tells them he will kill, and kills the side characters. The show is interesting, but when nothing will ever happen to Chucky or the lead characters, then what's the point of watching it? It's kinda becoming like a sitcom where in the starting and middle they add some interesting things but it always ends on the same happy note; nothing happens. Also, the killings in the White House were shown as if Chucky had entered a normal big mansion in the 80s and was killing people because no matter who he kills, no one will ever think of checking the security cameras or doing anything about it. The last dialogue in this episode by Chucky is good. They should also work on the romantic drama between Jake and Devon; it's so cheesy and cringe. I don't think teenage people nowadays talk like they do. My favorite seasons in order: Season 2, Season 1, and Season 3. Overall, a nice time-pass show where, no matter how cool and violent the serial killer is, he respects the lead characters and never causes them any harm. 3/5.

It took me a lot of time to select the seat while booking the ticket for this movie online, as the best seats were already booked by the producers. When I came to the hall, only 6 people other than me came, and it was the same action drama that we have seen many times in every other Bollywood action movie. I was expecting at least some good action and comedy from Akshay Kumar, but Tiger was doing most of the comedy, and his jokes were like, you're looking at me as if you're trying to right swipe with your eyes,...etc. I know Tiger's body is good, but that doesn't mean he has to wear a sleeveless vest in every other scene and in all of his movies. But why ? Audiences focus more on the actor's acting than their body. Also, the action scenes in the trailer looked really good, but in the movie it didn't work as without an interesting story, it's hard to even focus on the action when every other scene is nonsense. Overall, I will give this 1/5. Skip it.

This episode was the best one in this season; the ending was really engaging, and the last scene was so awesome. They have no option but to renew this show now because the characters, the story, everything is going fine. There are some scenes that don't make sense, but it's always entertaining. I think instead of 8 episodes a year, they should release 8 seasons a year if the producers have that superpower or something. Maybe the first season was better, but anyways, couldn't wait for another season. Renew and release it soon, please. Or hire the lead actress of this in more comedy shows. Must watch !!

This episode had some really good moments, a feel-good vibe, and a nice ending. However, it wasn't perfect due to avoidable problems, like the shadow of the ghost in the video camera and the ghosts visible in the mirrors hanging in the house. The baby woke up when ghosts sang to her. It's puzzling why other ghosts didn't disappear after one went to the afterlife, even after many years. Also, the finale should have focused only on the main lead characters of the show, instead of bringing in Mike's mom, even though she performed well. I don't know why these issues were there-perhaps slightly lazy writing or direction? Anyway, it's always fun to see Charlotte Ritchie and other characters.

The characters in this show were so good that I'm unable to watch the American version, not getting used to the actors in that show.

Overall, a nice Christmas episode with some small issues, but many, including me, will miss the show.

Just because I liked Jon's character in "Two and a Half Men," I was excited to watch this show and had been waiting for it. Although I didn't like the trailer, I still thought maybe Jon Cryer would make it watchable, but he couldn't.

Positives: Jon Cryer is trying a lot to be funny, and sometimes it works. Even the Julia character is good, and the starting dialogues, along with the reverse wedding thing, were fine.

Negatives: I didn't like Trey's character, as he is one of the leads, so they should have created a better character and done casting accordingly. Also, I don't understand why they chose both male lead characters to be bald. Not that I have a problem with bald people, but I'm confused about this type of casting choice.

In the first episode, Jon's character, Jim, said many times that "I am joking," and the laughter track was going on nonstop, yet nothing was funny. They made the entire first episode on the goldfish. Also, this talking to the audience and telling us how fun and awesome divorce is was stupid; they should have just let us watch the show rather than providing commentary and character interviews.

When I came to know about the story of this show, it felt somewhat similar to "Splitting Up Together," and I must say that show is way better than this one. If you haven't watched that show, try it; you will love Season 1, especially. Even if this show was released in the '90s, I don't think it would have worked. I am skipping it.

After the big success of KGF, I had high hopes for this movie. I went to the morning show and was surprised at how long and boring it turned out to be. First, bring a torch because the movie is quite dark. Second, you don't need to bring your brain as every action scene is nonsensical. The lead actor beats others who then fly and bounce on the floor after getting hit. The first half has a lot of buildup about Deva, creating frustration before Prabhas's entry. The second half is incredibly boring with too many forgettable characters, making it hard to sit through in the theater. Overall, it's a three-hour-long, boring, slow-paced film with bad and funny Hindi dubbing. Avoid it. Skip it.

I was really excited for this episode because of three things: it's a season finale, it's Christmas-themed, and most importantly, there is a guest appearance by Roz Doyle. Although the episode was fine, they really need to reduce the laughter track; there are far too many, and it's annoying when the scene is not funny. Also, there should be some good side characters and a funny recurring character. Now, the main cast looks better than it was in the beginning, and Alan is the best new addition to this Frasier universe. Anyways, talking about this episode, they really wasted Roz. She looked great, and her dialogue delivery was still super awesome, but she came almost at the end with very few dialogues. Those watching for Roz would be highly disappointed. Roz shouldn't have even been in this episode; she deserved way more respect and screen time. It was one of the worst guest appearances of a really good actor, and it wasn't her fault. I hope they still renew this show, bring in Niles and others, but give them some respect in their guest appearance role.

After the long wait, my friends and I went to the morning show of this movie, and the theater was packed. I was excited to watch it because I liked the trailer, but despite the interesting first half and a great scene before intermission, the entire cast started doing nonsensical things after the break. It seemed like the director instructed them to do anything imaginable to bore the audience until the climax scene, which was somewhat good. Despite the cast's performances, I found this movie extremely skippable. Rashmika was improving, Bobby Deol deserved more screen time, and Ranbir Kapoor's performance deserved a better film. Overall, it's not worth your time. While the background music makes it somewhat watchable, I still recommend skipping it. You might as well go to the zoo and watch a real animal; you'll be done in 1-2 hours, rather than spending more than almost 3 hours and 30 minutes watching this unnecessarily violent, misogynist, low on story cheap adult film with mediocre action and far too many nonsense scenes.

I couldn't watch it for more than 5 minutes because even the initial 5 minutes felt like they started without any buildup. They were talking to clients and family without mentioning the point behind it. It was like walking into a call center where a guy is picking up calls repeatedly from different people, and with so many TV show options, I'll skip it for now. Too dull and boring for me. I like Chuck Lorre shows, but I don't think this one is for me as the characters are not likable, the show feel is not good. It's more like a gangster comedy drama, so I don't think I will be able to watch the full episode anytime soon.

I have watched all five episodes, and so far, the first was the best. This, second and the fourth were fine, but the third was the worst because Sara was too rude and annoying after the rapid fire. In this episode, both the quiz and rapid fire were fun to watch. Both did really well in the rapid fire round. The only bad thing in the quiz round was Karan Johar being cheap. Even though both performed really well and deserved a gift each, Karan decided not to give anyone, stating it is too expensive, and he will keep it. Also it was revealed that Karan doesn't even pay or give anything to the live audience judging the rapid fire round. He says he loves both of them and Alia, but he would rather take the gift than give it to any of them.

I've been waiting for this show for a long time, as they promoted it by saying they'd be hiring ordinary people to play, but it feels like they've hired models instead. Good-looking people are winning games, while others are just waiting to lose. I mean, who wants to watch Squid Game without guns and violence. The players in the show are cooking, sweeping, and having the most fun, making the hour-long episodes too boring to watch. What they should have done is hire some known celebs to play these games and the episode length should have been 30 minutes. Then, the show would have been watchable, as this one feels like watching a Big Brother episode. Other than the big house and nominations, they are role-playing a Korean hit show. Skip it!

The South Park creators seem to be from another universe because they are the only ones consistently working hard to produce new, fun, and creative episodes and movies. This film is enjoyable to watch. Some of my friends have mentioned the increasing diversity in shows these days, and I'm glad they addressed it. Initially, I thought this movie might be split into two parts, but based on the ending, I don't think it will be. It may not be better than the previous South Park movies, but it's still entertaining to watch. I hope they release another movie or season this year. It's a one-time watch! Stream it!

Just like all of Tiger Shroff's movies, he is doing the same nonsense kicking action. They had already shown all the predictable storyline of this same old style Tiger Shroff movie in the trailer, but I still went to the movie theatre to waste my money and time. After somehow watching or tolerating the movie, I am confused if the first half was worse, the second half, or if both were equally terrible. The VFX was so bad that it didn't look like the future. There was no build-up of what is happening and why, and one nonsense scene led to another, with Tiger becoming Ganpath and showing all his action moves that he has already shown in 11 years. Kriti looked good. Overall, skip this movie!

Now that I've seen all the episodes, here's my updated review:

Positives: 1. Frasier (Kelsey Grammer) is still enjoyable to watch. Besides him, Alan's character is really good, and as you continue watching, you'll start liking other main characters, though the side characters still need improvement.

2. The setting in Boston adds excitement as the Cheers cast may appear sooner or later.

Negatives: 1. Lilith's guest appearance episode was good, but in the final episode with Roz, they treated her like a small actor, not giving enough screen time, which was really sad.

2. The best thing about Cheers and the original Frasier was the romantic tension between Sam and Diane, and Niles and Daphne. In this show, they're trying to do something similar with Eve and Freddy, but it won't be that great.

3. The starting few episodes, especially the second one, are not good. It was almost unwatchable; the repeated laughter track and hooting, even when nothing is funny, were really annoying.

Despite the disappointing start, and my initial desire to skip this show after the first two episodes, I decided to give it another chance because "Cheers" is one of my all-time favorite shows, and the original "Frasier" is as well. So, having watched all the episodes, this show started improving after the fifth episode. Despite a few bad episodes and excessive laughter track usage, it still has potential and could really improve in the future. If it gets renewed for a second season, they must find better writers, increase guest appearances, and rework the entire theme and setup.

This episode felt more like a season finale than a series finale. I really don't know who the curly-haired guy was who was crying in the episode; he appeared in an early episode as well. The perfect ending would have been the disappearance of all the ghosts, but did they do that? You have to see for yourself; maybe they didn't make it like a series finale because the Christmas special will be coming this year. Overall, this season could have been way better if they fast-forwarded it to 10-20 years later to show the growth of the characters and the disappearance. Instead, they made it all so predictable with effortless storytelling. This season is still good but not better than the last four seasons. I would love to see Charlotte Ritchie in some other show too; she's awesome.

It took me a week to finally complete this season, and I must say, it was extremely difficult. Surprisingly, the last episode was one of the worst episodes of this series. I think they intentionally made it bad, perhaps to prompt Netflix to cancel the show. While the sketches were generally good in almost every episode, they lacked humor. No sketch was ended properly. Whenever they ran out of bad jokes, they would conclude the sketch without a proper ending. Despite the episodes being only 15 minutes long, I found myself fast-forwarding through them numerous times as they were incredibly boring and hard to watch. "Don't talk about the kids" sketch was the best of this season. Overall, Season 1 is the best, and Season 3 is the worst. I recommend skipping it.

The first episode was below average. If it were a 90s or 80s show, I would have still tolerated those funny faces and high-pitched noises. However, this type of comedy doesn't work in 2023. The jokes were not funny, and although the sketches were still watchable, only 2-3 jokes were actually funny in the entire episode. The first season of this show was the best, the second was average, and I feel the third would be even worse. It's really sad that the creators couldn't even make six super funny episodes of just 15 minutes duration in an entire year. Although the episode was only 15 minutes long, it felt like a 30-minute episode. Overall, if you have nothing to do, it is still a watchable timepass show. I would still watch the remaining episodes with zero expectations in the coming days.