I really wanted to like this show. I loved the trailer, liked the premise well enough. And it starts off very well. But... as in most things hollywood these days, the #Woke Agenda just HAD to show it's ugly face. The series actually goes out of the way (takes you out of the immersion) to deliver what can only be described as... emotionless agenda drivel. What could have been a great show trips over its own foot with way too many... "announcements". It's meh at best. #OhWell #MovingOn
You know why shows like Supernatural, The Vampire Diaries, and even The Originals lasted past 1 or 2 seasons? Because they didn't preach morality and attempt to shove an agenda down viewer's throats. They simply told interesting, & compelling stories
Typical Netflix garbage. Starts off with a great premise, then sh*ts the bed. Poorly written. They got so concerned with making left leaning political garbage commentary, they forgot to actually write a good story. Thanks again for nothing, Netflix.
With spectacular writing, casting and acting, and one of the most satisfying season finales in television history, Bloodline is definitely worth the watch.
Post-series Update: I feel like I've wasted twenty hours of my life anticipating that the show would end on a high note. It didn't.
Why didn't Peter just simply explain that he had fallen right into her vagenda?
Unengaging show about unlikable characters. Disgust and boredom were the only emotions this show managed to evoke in me.
cmon guys. this show is what it is meant to be: badass elite soldier eliminating evryone responsible for the death of his family. its no rocket science, its not worthy of an Emmy, but hey i binged it and liked it
I didn't know what to expect from the show after the second season of Daredevil. I din't like the whole story around The Punisher, which might be because I am not a fan of Jon Bernthal. I didn't like him on The Walking Dead either. I am four episodes in now on The Punisher and to be honest, it did surprise me. After Daredevil I was expecting much worse, but the show did prove me wrong until this point. It won't be my favorite show and I do like Daredevil more, but what I like about The Punisher, is that it is something different, especially if you compare it to all of the other superhero shows out there. It is raw, brutal and merciless. Not sure if it'll be enough for multiple seasons, but for the moment I'll continue with it.
Police Squad! was comedic genius, this show is just terrible.
I assume Lincoln's middle name would be on file, seeing as he's an official Fringe Division agent... that's just being lazy, not looking it up yourself.
So Alternate Lincoln survived something literally blowing up in his face, but didn't survive a gunshot that was so un-debilitating he was able to hold a conversation after getting shot? If the alternate universe has medicine able to heal severe body-covering burns, then it has medicine to heal gunshots. He was surrounded by Fringe Division agents, you can't convince me they were unable to get him to a hospital in time.
I miss Charlie. Both original and alternate versions. I assume they didn't want to pay him enough to continue his alternate universe appearances.
Around & Around, then Around Some More...
Standard SyFy fare -- not great, not awful, sticks to the bland middle-ground. Time travel is a hard plot to do well, and SyFy hasn't succeeded where others have failed. There are plenty of times when you might wonder, "hey, wait a minute -- if they could go back and fix that thing, why can't they go back and fix this one" -- it's best not to think a lot while watching 12 Monkeys, you'll get a headache. They've employed the lazy way to construct time travel stories -- melodramatic catastrophic events followed by time travelling back to fix things.
Mediocre, average and bland -- like most series on SyFy. The plot runs in circles, with no resolution in sight. Would've been better as an 8-episode miniseries telling a story to completion.
It's decent, just beware of the woke dialogue and refereces. What can you do in this day and age...Luckily there's enough pre-woke library in case it gets overbearing.
Another Netflix marvel another shit. Empty with so many time loose on nothing. At the end of a scene you know what happens in the next and there is no suspens no tension juste things what you think can happen and happens.
I'm somewhat very surprised not to a single comment on this Great T,V Show from the 90's.
I know some of you think it was Predictable, and through four not worth a watch, However, I disagree, This was a great work of Art, They actually used a Replica of a ship that once sailed the channel herself.
About the Ship TRUK
One of the ships used for the film was "The Grand Turk" which is a working replica of a 1790s man-o-war that makes yearly trips throughout Europe and winters in the city of Whitby, England. It was specially built for 'Hornblower', and painted black and buff on one side, and black and red on the other, so that it could double as a British or French ship, depending on the angle it was filmed from.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0129686/trivia?item=tr0730567
A Most enjoyable trip down Memorie lane, Great Show, and Thank You to all that Entertained us.
Thank You, I loved the Show and Still do till this day.
pioneering metamodernist satire of TV and media culture. first season tried too much to be anti-art but the second season onwards is pure gold. one of the best TV series' of recent years
Great first episode. After that a little slower but last 6 eps where really good. Especially the last 3!
Predictable with no likable characters and a pretty weak overall story arc. Much more "drama" and next to zero sci-fi. Rating of meh, very unlikely to watch again.
the awesome show may have ended, but tim and eric will always keep doing a great job. i highly recommend checking out 'on cinema at the cinema', 'decker', and 'check it out! with dr. steve brule' if you want more of these good boys' humour.
One of the few Nickelodeon shows in recent memory that was actually good. I’m so sad they wouldn’t push this harder because it didn’t match Spongebob’s numbers, while not giving it any of the prime time slots. The creator has went in depth about how they we’re screwed by Nick. Hopefully one day it gets picked up by Cartoon Network or something, this show didn’t get enough credit.
Watched many of these but not sure which ones. Great show and I watched many of them as a kid and also later in re-runs. I got to meet the two actors at Comic-Con, too! Here's a pic of them http://suzann.com/images/famous/adam12.jpg
If you can appreciate a well drafted, old fashioned thriller with a political background you should watch this. It´s classic 80s TV.
