an excellent psychological thriller

I learnt that Will's full name is Wilbur not William. He is a Wilbur🤣 makes sense actually. It is was nice to see Angie get back on her feet. I know some fans don't like her but like Will she has been through a lot. I love how Micheal's character has evolved. He went from being an annoying co worker to being a great dorky dad. I love it. I wish Faith and her mom would makeup properly. Her mom is so cute. Faith's looks where on point this season. I also love how Faith got Will's old office. I think I found a replacement to The Mentalist, can't wait to for Season 4

Critical Role knows what they are doing with their IPs. While I prefer The Legend of Vox Machina. I think The Mighty Nein has its strengths. I wish The Mighty Nein had more episodes plus a slowe pace. We have barely been given time to breathe with the characters. I blame Amazon for forcing the into 8 episodes with 40 minutes of runtime on average.

While I found ending of the last episode underwhelming I enjoyed the ride. I am glad I went into this series blind and binged it in a weekend. It is nice to have a show focused on middle-aged women that is funny, dark and everything in between. I was also happy to see Nastaha O'Keefe, Lanfear from the Wheel of Time. She does play the haunted troubled Greta really well in this show.

Absolutely brilliant... This is the best adaptation ever. Even though they all speak like they belong in a Shakespearean play the acting is fantastic. I love how Jennifer While acts with her eyes. She is clearly not twenty one years old but her acting makes up for it. I can't believe how much they closely followed the novel even with some changes this is still a near perfect adaptation. I just have one qualm why is everyone able to move around so quickly. Lizzie does mention the existence of good roads but the journey was too fast.