themadman

Show started out strong but lost me at the end. I have zero interest in a season 2. I too said "fuck you!" to that final scene.

Yeah, John Cena and especially Nicole Byer are not a patch on John & John from the previous Wipeout. It was all falling flat for me. And why is Cena looking slightly off? It's unnerving.

Heh. Chazz Palminteri playing Dylan McDermott's father. He's just 9 years older than Dylan. But OK, he looks older. That's the joke. 😉

Barry: "Felipe was trying to heal, just like the rest of us" Iris: "He died a hero" [Half an earlier in the show] "Hero" Felipe brutally murders a man using cards burying into him. Me: "OK then" So Barry talks Abra Kadabra down from murdering an entire city using... [Celine Dion starts singing] Sometimes I am frightened but I'm ready to learn about the power of love... Oh well, at least he got taken out using a monster brought to life using 90s CGI.

I'm not complaining. She's the worst part about the show. I just wish they'd move on from storylines involving her.

OK, does Tyler Hoechlin not have a razor? Because his constant 5 o'clock shadow is a bit distracting.

Right, I gave this show three episodes, but now I have to bail. Too many disjointed pieces, not enough coherent progression to keep me interested in the story, and the leads are rather wooden.

This show might have been the worst thing Bryan Cranston has been in recent times. And I'm including the Power Rangers movie.

That's not the actress who plays Fia. This is her: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm3188162/ And she looks distractingly older. I get that actors in their early 20s play teenagers all the time, but they usually can look the part. Fia looks like she's dressed up as a schoolgirl for a costume party.

Trying hard to watch this show. But running into a major problem: every time Tariq appears on my screen, I want to punch him repeatedly in the face. Unfortunately, I cannot keep watching a show that evokes such a visceral reaction in me.

This was the worst episode of the show yet. What was even the point?

The staff on Chicago Med seem to have as much regard for the laws and rules as the cops on Chicago PD do. Which is to say not much at all. Blech.

I thought the pilot was godawful but allowed it the benefit of doubt of pilot jitters. But this episode has confirmed my fears. Bye bye.

Isn't sharing patient health information with Conrad (a doctor who doesn't work at the hospital) a serious HIPAA violation?

This show started off in a promising way but now I have to bail on it. It's too convoluted and the writers have not tied all these past and present plot lines in a meaningful manner. I have zero interest in doing another Lost. I'd like to figure out at least something when I watch an episode.