A list of TV Show Reviews. | This is a collection of TV shows/series that I've Reviewed over the years. |
~ Aristotle Sabouni
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TV • [34 items]
1883 (TV Series)
Watchable wagon-train series, good characters/story, crappy history.
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A Discovery of Witches
If you like shows about Witches, Vampires and Demons and thought that would make a good romance novel: this is the series for you.
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All in the family
This was a loved TV show, that had a "lovable bigot"... but it was really failed propaganda.
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Ancient Apocalypse (2022)
An interesting Historical Pseudo Documentary that feels like one of the Ancient Mysteries type shows.
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Baking Impossible (2021)
This show answers the never asked question, "What if we combine cakes with robotics and make autonomous confectionary?"
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Black Mirror
Dark near-future anthology on the consequences of Technology.
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Bosch (TV)
A modern-retro detective crime drama: one of our favories.
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Cuties
This show generated more outrage than it deserved. Not great, but it was not a poster film for kiddie porn.
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Daredevil (TV)
I wasn't a fan of the idea and it felt like Blind Justice clone. But I liked the series.
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Dickinson
AppleTV+ show that stank. 19th century period piece teen dramedy (using modern vernacular), suitable for The CW.
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Dirty Money
Netflix produced a 20/20 style documentary series called Dirty Money, that spins left.
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Get on your knees
Jacqueline Novak's off-Broadway, one-woman show about giving head (blowjobs) was made into a Netflix special.
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House of Cards
House of Cards is the Breaking Bad of Politics. I grew to hate all the characters on both. But liked the arc enough to finish.
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Lost in Space (2018)
Remake of 1960's campy TV series. Updated, better, but still campy. Liked the big story arc, didn't like episode arcs.
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Man in the High Castle
"what if the Nazi's and Japs won WWII" is interesting, the series addresses it, in a weird parallel universes way.
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The Muppets
Once fun, now preachy little douchebag sockpuppets for activist leftism.
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Orange is the New Black
Orange is the New Black ran for 7 seasons (Netflix first blockbuster), while loved by reviewers and viewer, I was more mixed.
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Ozark (2017)
Breaking Bad, from a money-laundering family PoV.
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Golden Globes (2020)
Ricky Gervais did a monologue that told Hollywood elites how the rest of the world sees them. It was brilliant.
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The Boys (TV)
American a very dark, gory, anti-Corporate, cynical take on Superheroes, on Amazon Prime. But has its moments.
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The Daily Show
American late-night talk show, that briefly became a cult icon for the pot-head and far left crowd.
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The Expanse (2015)
Good hard core Sci Fi brought to a TV Series, where Earth, Mars, and the Belt fight out their divergent interests.
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The Morning Show
So I got Apple TV+ for free and I decided to watch this. Season 1 was better than I expected, Season 2 sucked.
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The Newsroom
Leftists promote "The Newsroom" by saying the opening monologue "is the greatest 5 minutes in Television".
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The Ranch
Netflix, "let's put the cast of 'That 70's Show' on a Colorado Ranch, and make fun of red-states".
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The View
The View was a talk show with 3 or 4 female shrill Liberals that gang-bang the one token conservative.
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Upload (2020)
2033 humans are able to "upload" themselves into a VR afterlife of their choosing, and others can visit them. Cute, not great.
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Walking Dead
Walking Dead Grumble Thread. Look I can suspend disbelief enough to watch a show about the Zombie apocalypse.
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Westworld (TV)
Placeholder for Westworld TV series. It never could hook me enough to watch it past an episode or two.
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