Reviews

So, the same dude played a dirty cop in narcos mexico, and did the exact same thing there, investigating. Basically he acted quite similarly too.

The first and the third episodes are quite boring, but the 2nd episode is absolutely compelling and interesting. The older hot mom and the super cute daughter could distract anyone for a while. Great acting from them and their writing. They were presented really well. Well done from all crew.

Apparently it's based on a book, and while the episodes are like mini movies, probably a lot of context is left from the books. Still, characters are presented well. My favorites are the detective's sister, and his "colleagues".

Gf not very likeable, expect in the beginning when she was introduced. Sex scenes also off putting, please, no.

Something throws this show to be unconvincing, like shooting the main police chief in the head in his office and running away without any consequences. Also didn't quite get the reason in the 3rd. Not very realistic all in all, 20% superhero action basically. Just explained like "this is mexico", doesn't sound right.

It's definitely something else. Worth watching even though first and last are not so good, still watchable. Let's see does net-cancel-flix make a 2nd season, or was it only three books? I have to check them out.

Lasso's become a man with faults, he has also got unpleasant characteristics.

All this very quickly. First season he was ned Flanders and no sight of anything else.

Series also hinted, that it's ted who's texting with his boss, and they had a romantic build up going on.

Now the young colored male and the female lead going together sort of.

Can't stop wondering, is this the white man bad- plotline. The same that destroyed Westworld and the same that is so popular these days.

And I do not have a problem with diversity, I have problems only with bad writing.

Therapist also isn't very interesting character. Like she's ok but nothing special.

My guess is, that midway the season someone from apple HQ told that there's not enough diversity.

So they build up suggesting that something huge will happen. And in the end, nothing happens. The whistle blows and game's over.

Figo is clearly a liar and not so bright person. He messes up and tried to cheat everyone on his path. So muh excuses and explanations but no honest talk at all.

So all this hype for a football trade, wow. I get that it's a sport document and it also sides about other stuff going on back then, but when the main focus is on so meaningless mess up, it's really weak.

Maybe someone to Barcelona this might be interesting, but doubt that there's anything useful to them either.

Firstly, I do not appreciate this white man bad trend going on lately. At least as long as all of them are nonsense(westworld s.2 I'm looking at you).

So, firstly I was annoyed how gaal and raych are a couple. That breaks the line of the book. Secondly I cringed through their love scenes.

Why the hell raych killed seldon and launched his gf to freeze in space?

The good: Trantor

The bad: Gaal

Raych

Talking of babies, drinking wine etc drama

Absurd plot twist in the last 10 minutes

Will see the next episode for sure, but this wasn't a pleasure.

The good: Acting.

All of the concepts, clones, transferring mind to computer, space ship etc How all was clarified piece by piece.

Atmosphere and the few horror parts, solid.

The bad: The plot- if the ai would just done the oxygen transfer right away, great story would have been missed.

12 years to pass the moon and then jumping to hyperspace(?) in seconds. And what asteroid could hit such spacecraft so near earth, how it got in the chamber, that's odd too.

Left me quite anxious so can't recommend to people who suffer or are prone to anxiety, but otherwise recommend to watch.

I'll just wonder about three things: 1. He wasn't forced to do the gigs, so when things got rough, why he just didn't stop? Ok maybe he liked it? 2. Police arrested one old man, that's all? Why they just wouldn't get the info of the old man and use him in the big picture? 3. What happened to the one guy, who was developed, but on the end was totally forgotten. The drug guy the Clint's character cared about?