patricia92243

Most detective shows are 95% about the lead character. "Psych" that I am just now watching is the worst example of this I have ever seen.

Poker Face is 95% about the crime, which makes it different and interesting each episode. Charlie then solves the problem in her own unique way.

That a review must have 600 characters is a bunch of bologna. A minimum of about 250 words with a maximum of 600 would be more like it. Most people, including myself, don't really have anything that much to say that anybody else wants to hear. So. I am just making up a sentence to meet the requirement.

Good show. I would recommend.

I have watched three episodes and doubt that I will watch the remining ones.

I realized the show was mainly about Wednesday, but not ALL about Wednesday. The one little, short scene with the rest of the family was fun and gave me the idea the whole family would be involved.

The character of Wednesday is sullen to the point it is hard to like her or even be interested in her, and certainly not entertained.

The story has gotten boring without much of a plot to it. I may try to watch some more of it later - but I sort of doubt it.

It is hard to make a review that requires so many required characters.

I have watched and loved this series until now. The only actors that are made to look like the real people are the queen and Diana. The others are hard to tell what person they are supposed to be playing unless one of the other characters say their name.

The writing is slow and boring. I gave up in the middle of ep. 2 - didn't realize it was supposed to be prince Phillip. - I guess I missed someone saying his name and the actor didn't look even vaguely like Prince Phillip.

Fun while it lasted. Not so much now. I am sad to see it end on such a sour note. I assume their will not be a season 6.