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The first season is great, the second season was awful, the third season was better... This is how I felt consistently throughout the show. The plot was regularly bad (the New Directions win even when they don't deserve it) but the characters are interesting (even though they tend to regress). This show had its good moments, but overall, I am relieved it is over.

At first, I really loved this show. Then I realized that this show is a rip-off of Friends, a show I adore. And then the last two seasons happened, and that lowered my opinion even more. And finally the last episode ruined any chance of this show being considered a favorite.

Watch the first few seasons. This show is quite quotable and has its highs, but it also have more than its fair share of lows after the first couple of seasons.

I really loved this show! This show focuses on a foster child who finds her biological parents. One of the things I love about this show is that this is a part of life that is rarely explored on television. It is also one of those rare instances in which a show is canceled and yet had the perfect ending. I also love the main four actors!

Robbie Amell is amazing, obviously, and Alexa Vega was a nice surprise, but despite the interesting storyline and the multidimensional villians, this show simply did not capture my attention the way I hoped it would.

I have always been close with my mother, so maybe that is why I love this show as much as I do. So many shows focus on the romantic relationships, but the core of this show is the familial relationships between mother and daughter, and it is a refreshing and beautiful change.

The last few seasons after the showrunners change tend to be very frustrating, but even they have their amazing episodes.

It's a musical and it's Joss Whedon. It's cheesy and dorky. That is the beauty of Whedon's Dr. Horrible. The lyrics are inspired and the plot is delightful, but never fear, the show ends in true Whedon fashion: bring tissues.

This is saying a lot, so listen up: This may be my favorite Joss Whedon show! It's unique and shows the truly amazing talent of each of its cast members, especially the dolls. I hated to see this show cancelled.

I prefer the characters in the British version, but this storyline is quite intriguing. The concept is that on Miracle Day, people stop dying. While it seems like a Blessing at first, the true horrors of this situation become rapidly apparent. It isn't the usual Torchwood story, but it is good.

Sitcoms are on tv all of the time as reruns, so I saw several episodes before I decided to watch the show straight through, and I enjoyed them. When I started at the beginning, it seems a bit childish, but it became my favorite coming of age story. The characters are endearing and quickly feel like family.

Something I have discovered about sitcoms through the years is that they may seem boring or only slightly entertaining when watched sporadically, but if given the chance to watch straight through, they may be a fabulous! Give it a chance :)

This show had potential. It felt a bit like Heroes, but not necessarily in a bad way. I wasn't altogether surprised it was cancelled, and I wasn't really disappointed either, if that says anything.