Reviews

I loved the original Ghostbusters, and Afterlife was a great comeback. But this was slow moving and seemed thrown together. Paul Rudd made me chuckle once or twice but Kumail Nanjiani made the movie IMO. I agree with someone else who previously said the antagonist was too powerful. It made no sense why he didn't just kill them all in the firehouse. Also, I did t get why Phoebe thought jumping into the soul sucker was a good idea. Her rapport with Melody was cute and could have been so much more. It felt like it was missing a lot and thus unnecessary. The Stay Puft Marshmallow Men were also really cute. I do wish Bill Murray had a bigger role. I don't regret seeing it, but I wouldn't have been sad had I waited for pay per view or HBO viewing, either.

This whole season was ok but it definitely set up things really well for next season. This episode tied up this season nicely. The characters still have room for growth, but they did seem to form some great bonds along the way. I'm enjoying the mythological history swept in with the adventure. It was beautiful to see Lance Reddick in one of his last roles. I do understand the controversy with casting a black man as Zeus but I also believe it is possible it's just one of his forms. This may be the route they take since, sadly, Lance passed away last year. Either way, it was enjoyable and I'm looking forward to next season!

The plot is horrid. Melissa McCarthy is hilarious and the only reason I'm giving this any stars.

First of all, Bernard is British but his family visits and none of them are. Secondly, his boss fires him for asking for a few weeks off? Third, his wife leaves him over the holidays for missing his daughter's birthday? Finally, he gets a genie and just wants his jerk of a wife back? Just ridiculousness. But, Melissa is Melissa and the only reason I kept watching. She is hilarious! I don't regret watching since she was in it, but both nothing else about the movie feels like any effort was put into this lazy screenplay.

I really wanted to like this show. But, I just have it on for background noise anymore. I have been a fan of Mayim Bialic and Swoosie Kurtz forever, but this show really falls flat. The only chemistry was with Leslie Jordan and Swoosie. His tragic passing really hurt the show overall. Mayim and Cheyenne are not believable as a couple at all, and the way the get together is so abrupt. I think she is rude and spoiled and a very few men would put up with her behavior for long. Then, to have her be the one to end it because she found out his career was important to him after just one incident was ridiculous. I am going to try and watch Miranda and hope it tops this mess of a show.

This was a very interesting case study in contract law. In all honesty, I think the judge should have awarded them something. I can see where kids might think it's possible...and I can see how an ambitious kid could have done so. Add in the fraud they committed in the Philippines and basically murdered a woman, I don't think I'll ever drink Pepsi again...not that I do much anyway.

There are some very interesting characters involved. They were all definitely go-getters. Kudos to them for going up against Goliath.

I will say this was definitely too long. It would have actually made a great movie. But, as a documentary, 2 hours would have gotten the story across.

I am a day 1 Sister Wives OG viewer and find the lifestyle interesting. I know this is old and no longer on the air but I figured I would give it a watch. I was disappointed as soon as it came on with the obvious scripted interactions. You don't wake up in bed with mikes attached to your body. I know most of the shows are scripted to a degree, but at least they try to cover it up. The way they speak with one another and interact seems so obviously rehearsed in most scenes. Bright side.,,Sister Wives started out very "perfect," so it is good that this didn't do that. We all know there is no perfect marriage. I can see why it didn't last.

I don't know how she manages all that she does and maintains her composure. I will say, Thomas and his rude attitude is something I can do without. I watch Good Bones as a feel good show, and I had hoped for the same from this. And, for the most part, it is. He is just an annoying hitch, but it appears he walked off, and they got someone else. But I'm in the middle of episode 2 and am unsure if it's permanent. I hope so. I miss her demo team. Those guys always make me laugh and are so supportive of Mina and her jobs. I love what her concept is for a B&B and an event hall to function together. It is interesting to see everything that goes into something like this. I am so to see what the final product is going to be.

SPOILERS AHEAD: Note I haven't read it, so I don't know how authentic / true to the art it is. I'm basing it solely on what I'm watching.

This was my least favorite episode by far. It was much darker than the others, but I guess that was the intent. I just found the premise ridiculous. So, if we tell the truth, we suddenly just want to screw and kill one another? That doesn't say much about humanity. I also felt it was as woke as woke gets. I'm fine with the LGBTQIA+ community, as I'm part of it. But, this just felt like pandering. The series in and of itself does a lot of that, but the story is good enough to overshadow it most of the time. It did not in this one.

The antagonist (John) is believable. I'll give him that. I found it odd that his mother sacrificed herself for him. She knew the Ruby destroyed his mind, and this episode does expose that very well. She had to know he was not going to do as she requested. I do love how Dream doesn't blame him for his actions. That was fair play.

I love Gaiman, and I would never let these things take away from the story as a whole. But I just felt this episode could have been so much more than it was.

This is very well laid out as a docuseries. Each episode has a solid story and plenty of people to back up what is being said. There is definitely enough information being shared to pique your interest and want you back for more. The only thing I wish is hearing the story from someone who did report it. Surely someone did along the way

I believe most of the people attacking this as #metoo fodder have never been victimized. These women didn't speak up before because of people saying things like they deserved it or worshipping Hef. The ones that slept with men because they felt it would get them places made their own choices. I agree, although that shouldn't have ever had to happen, either. But to be drugged by someone you thought was a friend and wake up bleeding from your rectum is rape. To be told you're going to star in a movie and then be tied up, beaten and raped repeatedly only to have it covered up is rape and a second victimization by the Cleanup Crew. And seriously...he was so deep in sex crimes that he needed a cleanup crew? His butlers and assistants that were never victimized spoke up for the girls and backed up what they were saying. They were there. Rape victims are silenced. We are told no one will believe us and that it served us right. That is why we take 30 years to speak up. And some of us never name our rapist, even after 36 years, because we still feel that way. So, watch this with an open mind and consider the revenge porn, the cleanup crew, the power of these celebrity men, and the 18 - 25 year olds in the mix. Ask yourself, "What if that were my kid/sister/mom/me??"

It's like Hocus Pocus on a charter yacht. These pretentious witches were unbearable! The staff had the patience of Saints in this episode! Don't watch this one unless you just want to be annoyed for the entire episode by hags who are constantly complaining.