Better than the first season and close to a 5/5

Chef’s kiss

Reminded me of True Detective S4; and you know how much I hate True Detective S4.

Best episode of Severance

Clay is the best written so far.

It’s been a pretty slow start so far. No aspects standout as incredible or engaging.

Charlie Hunnam’s acting in these beginning episode has not struck the right chords with me. It feels way caricature and not natural. Also, the gritty “biker” accent feels so forced 😭. I hope he improves immensely moving forward. Otherwise this episode again was just mid. Filler in the first 5 epis

Jax’s moral ground is ambiguous to me. He saves a girl from her abusive boyfriend but then directly attempts to prostitute her.

Shows on FX will just show you disturbing ass shit and then cut to the theme song.

About a year ago I had a choice between watching SOA and The Shield. I chose The Shield solely off one reason. According to the internet SOA was a way harder watch when it came to content, but so far The Shield seems like the superiorly darker show lol.

Back from my break from tv. SOA felt like an appropriate place to pick back up. I’d rather start something new start TIU back up since it may have been the leading cause in that killed my interest with tv to begin with. The pilot was a good one, in similar fashion to The Shield, probably because of

Just started learning a lot about basketball. So thought I should no further than Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls for some good basketball documentation. Riveting story about determination and skill. A colorful cast of teammates that almost feel like characters. All serving their own roles in t

Although no progress was made. This felt more like The Bear we had in seasons 1&2. Just a lowkey episode with some good conversations.

This is the best episode of Season 3. I can almost state it as fact without watching the next two. Brilliant stuff here. Such a clever way to tie Donna back into the story. A beautiful episode that hit me and I don’t even have a strenuous relationship with my mother. I can see this being an extremel

Just watched episode 8 so I kinda forgot what happened here mostly but I remember enjoying my time.

Little too late into the season but I feel like was the first episode that found its footing entirely. I really don’t care for Tina and still would rather watch other characters but it was important to give her some sort of background. The Bear does very well in the realm of singular character episo

Genuinely why the fuck is John Cena here. Technically, he does fit the energy of Bernthal and Bachrach but that still doesn’t erased the corporate impression it left me with. Not really much happened either. I’m starting to fear that this season maybe a bit of a Let Down. Wait, “Let Down”, was that

I feel like Sydney’s dad may die; idk why I just have a hunch. Other than that, great episode with heartbreaking and heartwarming moments. Richie’s stuff is so somber and cute I can’t tell how I’m supposed to feel. I’m glad the new husband isn’t a douchebag though. Some amazing lines in here too. “

Reminiscent of season 1’s hellish kitchen episode, “Doors” is yet another exhilarating entry to The Bear’s catalogue. Thoroughly entertaining and anxious. These episodes are when The Bear’s in its prime. Where you can’t hear yourself speak over the timers and the sizzles.

The pace “𝐒𝐮𝐜𝐜𝐞𝐬𝐬𝐢𝐨𝐧” is able to sustain right out of the first episode’s metaphorical gates is nothing short of miraculous. We, the audience, already feel affiliated with each character and their visions. We’re shown now being shown how detrimental Logan is to the company and how bricks b

Alright so this is where time starts moving forward again. After episode 1’s spent its time stuck in limbo, episode 2 gives us classic banter between beloved Characters and plans for the future. Richie and Carm go at heavy this episode (as per usual). Can’t not feel bad Marcus. The idea of striving