I think this is the most socially awkward thing i have ever seen, having said that I love this show, its short and sweet with a lot of heart.
There are defiantly moments you feel for the character's, as well as other moments your pulling your hand down your face at the awkwardness on display. Its worth sitting through however as it leads this delightful tale of two hearts.
The cakes shown are also mouth watering master pieces, how do they manage it.
The ending Surprised and saddened me, I really thought after this build up that they were going to get together, however it was also nice to see them continue on as Patissier & Mademoiselle so I'm conflicted on the ending, I loved it, I just wish they could have got together.
WARNING This show ends on a cliffhanger that will never resolve fully;
With that out of the way I really enjoyed this series, wasn't quite sure what to expect going in as it took me by surprise when I found it.
It remains a family friendly show though, no real blood or the like so unless your really into vampires, or great older shows this is one for younger teen era viewers.
3 kids and their grandfather battling a modern ish Dracula and multimillionaire tycoon who was played brilliantly by Geordie Johnson, the way he presents himself with his accent is great.
The show has lots of fun and eccentricity, with Dracula even battling Nosferatu, anti- Vampire laser guns and many others as well as the Helsing family from time to time.
I can't believe they cancelled it and left if on a cliffhanger episode why? We were robbed, It seemed like they were gonna change things up a bit for season 2 which is highly annoying.
This is a hard one to review, obv having David Swhimmer star as some sort of bungling inept NSA agent coming over to GCHQ to meet another inept agent sounds like a win win, well I mean it tries it's just not what I was expecting.
So the first episode did not hit home, I did love David's entrance but I was cringing a bit, while really wanting it to be good, this pretty much stayed with me for the first half of season 1, albeit I did chuckle here and there, and last few episodes were bringing me around a bit more. (I did go in with a perception of how the show may be though)
Now here's the weird thing, I really enjoyed Season 2, I think they should have opened with it even. I find it so strange that the second season is better than the first but in this case it is, by the end it had me wanting to see more and giving a damn about all the characters.
Episodes 3 and 5 of Season being among my favorite.
There is a 3rd season which consists of 1 special 45'ish min episode and its pretty hilarious, in the most stupid ways possible.
A bit bungled to begin with, missed opportunities and humor that isn't everyone's cup of tea, also never heard David drop so many bad language bombs before.
I gave it a 5 as I did laugh out loud a good few times, so giving it a 4 would feel disingenuous.
Give it a try, its pretty short and if you do make it to season 2 then maybe you'll also find something to enjoy here.
Wasn't sure what to expect, been a fan of the original Twisted Metal games on PS1 to PS3, surprisingly I really enjoyed. I say surprisingly because game to screen adaptions don't always go well, that and how can you make a series out of cars just blowing up one another, happily it manages to do just that.
Always kept me wanting to watch the next episode. It does contain bloody/stylized gore to a certain extent just as a head s up.
Also Neve Campbell much love, although I miss her in the new scream movies glad to see she can turn to other roles.
I think there is enough to enjoy for fans of the series and non fans, honestly they did a good job of weaving a story together and keep the carnage coherent. I really liked Sweet Tooth, they did a really good job with him, I also loved Quiet which bonded well with johns character.
Plenty of blood/gore/car shooting mayhem (although they could have added a bit more)
An unexpected treat in an out of control Twisted Metal world.
Grab a slice of pizza and your favorite beverage kind of show.
