Samantha Bee is so much sharper than anyone else in late night. Gloriously biased towards facts and common sense.
This show is perfect. Utterly hilarious. Julie and Billy are exactly the right amount of annoyed at everything. The references are sublime and are even funnier now some years on.
I had the privilege of seeing the first two episodes at an advance screening event in Australia and have to say they are truly excellent. The writing, acting and direction are sublime and it, appropriately, looks like a million bucks (pounds?). There is just the right amount of humour and I was surprisingly moved by the story due to the stellar performances from the entire cast.
After a lot of meandering this show really seems to have found its feet in the excellent penultimate and final episodes of season 2. Fonda and Tomlin are always a joy to watch despite the often lacklustre jokes and uneven tone, and Tomlin is surprisingly adept at bringing pathos to the more emotionally resonant material.
Actually funny which is truly miraculous for a network family comedy in 2016.
Brilliant documentary series if very dispiriting in regards to the US justice system.
This is easily one of the most interesting and original shows I've seen in a long time. Kirsten Dunst is brilliant and the writing is top notch. I can't wait to see where this story goes.
0 stars. This is FICTION. Someone came up with this warped, utterly absurd story, and didn't have the DECENCY to come up with any kind of resolution for (almost) any of the loose ends they invented? Sloppy garbage. A total waste of 8 hours. And, I mean, DOPPELGÄNGERS? This isn't crime. This is just really poor FANTASY.
A magnificent indictment on warmongering politicians from any period.
3 episodes in and I am loving this series. Pleasantly surprised by the smart, thoughtful writing, excellent acting and stunning cinematography.
Great performances and direction but the material just isn't there. It starts off so strong but then just meanders on, not really making any sense for 4 more hours. A shame. More time in the writers room next time please.
"Paper covers rock." Easily one of the most fun episodes of the final season.
A powerful series featuring an outstanding performance by Julie Walters.
One of the best true crime docs, in large part because it's paced so well, and was an entirely appropriate 3 episodes, not the bloated drawn out 10 (or more).
This is absolute peak Beyoncé for me. Truly spectacular choreography and vocals. Only her best tracks and some great covers. It felt much more fun and less indulgent than some of her later concerts.
Carries extra weight now that we know how the "real" story ends.
Honestly, this is the best Snatch Game of the first 12 seasons. At least four good impressions when we usually get only get 1, or 2 at the absolute most. Brava.
It was no 'Making a Murderer' that's for sure.
The music is just so good nothing else matters.
Totally out of place and unnecessary. This felt like when network TV shows used to spend an episode setting up one character's spin-off series. Absolutely hated this episode, and I've loved all the rest.
That Daily Mail "journalist" is utterly despicable and somehow wilfully ignorant of his role. Solid documentary.
Now THAT is a strong end to an episode :clap:
Björk's most ambitious video to date!
Wow. This is deeply unfunny. When terrible writing happens to great casts... with HBO money... Just astonishingly bad.
Surprisingly dark at its core but a very fun ride. Aubrey Plaza has been picking some pretty interesting projects lately.
It's a classic for a reason! That acting! That overblown score! That wheelchair! Amazing.
Sweet merciful christ! Wtf just happened?!
I was truly transported by this film. Despite the long succession of depressing events it somehow managed to be uplifting.
Carrie Coon is absolutely magnificent and I am enjoying this season so much more than the first. Truly compelling.
To quote the one true queen, RuPaul:
"Meh."
