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I enjoyed this series just wish it had longer seasons. Spoiled by the movie, the action could be better which is essential for the Transporter to compete with the movie.

1 part Warehouse 13 + 1 Part Scorpion + a ruthless villain and a femme fatale, and you have the makings of the Librarians. Rebecca Romijn, John Larroquette and Noah Wyle are in starring roles which gives this show a ton of possibilities for success.

Best Drama ever!!!
This fast paced rhythmic drama should only be viewed without interruption, it's like viewing a mini movie, worth savoring every moment.
Unfortunately this is the last season, to bad we have to wait for the last few episodes.
I read a comment recently that sums up the impact this show has, it simply said, "The Newsroom" should be set as a minimum standard to be met, by other programs.

What a messed up ending, I guess the writers decided to take it out on the viewer.

This season began really dark as if Stephen King had some influence, hmmm. It going to interesting especially with Audrey not being the self we are accustomed to.

Viva La France! A very good ensemble cast teases the potential of this show. The music is meant to be savoured. The pilot reveals that there will be at least seven back stories to be told.

Want to laugh and go hmmm?
Hugh Laurie's dry humor that was present on House, is alive and well here in Avenue 5.
This is my guilty indulgence so I am sure I will be coming back for more.

The cancellation was another disappointment brought on by Fox, boooooo.

Film Noir at its best...
If you are a hardcore sci-fi addict, Altered Carbon has the fix you have been looking for.
Dark, mysterious with game changes going on throughout, don't even try to do any guess work, because you will only frustrate yourself.
Some are comparing it with Blade Runner but they are in two different ballparks, like apples and oranges.
Altered Carbon is fresh take on a future where one can live forever.

With an inevitable outcome in site, the only reason to tune in is for the aesthetics.
Watching Kristin Kreuk, arguably one of the most likable actresses on the planet, as she navigates through this tortoise moving Canadian drama, makes one want to scream.
Two seasons in and I still want to scream, what has taken eight episodes could have been done in just a few (2-3).