Reviews

So far the season has been pretty good but this episode seemed weak. Pace was off, the heir to the money seem unnecessarily abrasive.

Maddie sleeping with her coworker seemed forced, a major lack of sexual tension, not a kiss at all but then they go back to her place. Then she discusses it with her fellow officer about how she made him go home so she could sleep was odd too.

The clear unrealistic and unnecessary shooting of a black criminal and unarmed passenger felt pretty caked on thick with all the BLM protesters and flags everywhere. This whole section of the episode was very unrealistic, when people use weapons in cars can't get a good angle to shoot behind them either.

Then adding the lawsuit for the unrealistic and unnecessary killing of the unarmed black female felt very forced with her sister working at a black owned shop with BLM flags and Oat Milk center screen (I'm vegan BTW, but this just seemed weird).

Poor virtue signalling episode from a show that has showed how important police are but also highlighted corruption and poor policing previously, but it was done well. This felt lazy and sloppy which is a shame as the rest of the season has been pretty good!

Complete utter rubbish. This show was great in season 1. They have clearly cut budgets and brought in some complete amateur SJWs to write and direct this episode and some of the others.

No one wants to watch this in a fun TV show. The main character is barely in this episode. While they seem to think the deputy sheriff deserves the same salary as the sheriff?

Completely disillusioned director who doesn't care about the show as long as she gets to push her agenda. All the episodes she has directed have been the worst episodes and rated that way for a reason. You probably don't get equal pay because episodes you direct are utter crap.

There is also way too much of the kids in the episodes now.

Trust me and don't watch this episode. There's almost no story development anyway. I long for the days of S1.

Good episode, except for the weird addition when the alien is a racist and that skin colour has anything to do with it. Really random. But other than that, interesting episode.

Some of these race story lines are ridiculous, the writers are trying to be super woke and left. The writing has always been quite politically balanced previously. But it's starting to ruin a fantastic show.

Surprised Tim Allen is happy to be in some of these episodes as they are completely ridiculous.

This show has always been one of my favourite superhero shows and avoided as much wokeness that Supergirl and Batwoman had.

However, this last episode was absolutely atrocious in this episode, ignored the science and went with love which was super lame and terribly written. The episode was really cringe too. They had all that extra time to write the episode with coronavirus and they came up with this?

Solid follow up to the first episode. Much better show than Supergirl and significantly better than Batwoman. Less wokeness, great acting and much better writing.

Lois is well acted by Bitsie but some of her scripting, other than being so over the top about a "living wage" as if it is evil paying the minimum wage upwards, the fact she wants to publish a scathing article about Morgan Edge without barely knowing nothing about him calling him a "vampire" is insane journalism. Quite clearly represents current news channels like CNN who publish articles without any clear evidence. No editor, even if they are not owned by Edge would not publish libel.

Not really sure why everyone blames Jordan for kissing Sarah either, especially as she didn't give signals and not pull away and he didn't know she had a boyfriend. This was weirdly scripted making him the villain.

Great show so far, keep it up!

Okay episode but there was a bit too much focus on the typical content. It felt so forced and completely unnecessary.

Also making her sister the bad guy which despite saying it rudely, was just pointing out that she was genetically not born a female therefore she shouldn't get the powers as it genetically goes to female daughters.

This film is atrocious, I mean dreadful. I honestly don't know where to start... A random love story between the daughter and a tutor in that she is in love with him upon like 1 maths tutorial, like obsessively so. She's also meant to be 17 but looks 23 at the youngest, the actor is 28 for Christ sake. She even contemplates suicide "to be with him". Trust me her storyline is barbaric "confused.com".

The brother's is slightly more normal although plans to run off to Paris (to become a gangster?) because he gets expelled. What???...

The storyline to how his old Italian friends finds out where they are based on a poem in an article of a newspaper that somehow makes it way to the US from France...

The kids act like MI5 or CIA when being introduced to the school and understanding the pupils, they are children of a gangster not James Bond...

The wife (Michelle Pfeiffer) decides to blow up a supermarket leaving obvious evidence that she was the one who did it. This is Normandy, not the middle ages.

Robert De Nero and Tommy Lee Jones both act well in the film, however, their pay packet and respect must have been costly to get them in this film.

They decided to play a cameo film of Goodfellas in the cinema scene, like this film has just become ridiculous.

Do not believe any of the critics, this film is appalling and I only watched it as it came up on Netflix. Avoid at all costs, the stupidity and just disillusion of this film and the family is just next level sh*t, literally!