my little gay ass really loved this and i just want stede and ed to go onto their little boat and use their little spoons and have little lunches and little treasure hunts forever
Damn this was wild ride. At first glance The Ultimatum: Queer Love did not seem very interesting, but at the end of the first episode I realized I just had to have more - and therefore watched the whole series within 24 hours. I found myself rooting to some people which I may not have initially thought to, and growing deeply annoyed towards individuals who at first seemed at least mildly likable. Great reality, for sure!
love,love,love better renew 4 to 5 seasons
people are hating it cause it's TOO GAY... I guess I'll watch it twice.
Great News is really great. One of the best new sitcoms of the entire season.
I miss this show a lot. It was fun. I really don't get the hate.
Don't get the hype of this show. It isn't as "wow" as all of Shonda's other shows, but knowing that abc is shonda trash, they'll probably renew it.
Sadly, I must have been the only viewer who liked this show. After 5 episodes ABC canceled it: http://www.adweek.com/news/television/abc-yanks-cord-mind-games-156630
Very stupid and absurd show, and the best important for me: make me laugh, that's so good!!
It's a little early to remake Person of Interest but the Player is good nevertheless. And is yet another show critics were wrong about this Fall. Critics must just want people to watch Downtown Abbey and reality shows.
If you like action, Person of Interest and Wesley Snipes; then the Player is for you.
This show will make you roll your eyes more than laugh. But on the occasion it does make you laugh, it is well worth it. The laughs are scarce but great, don't pass this show up.
I thought it started quite slow, nothing really took my attention then about episode 2-3 I started to really enjoy it. Gutted it's over now! it was a good addition to the marvel universe and worth watching for fans or nonfans alike.
Prefered it when they called it Total Recall 2070, but not bad.
