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Hart of The City is a television series hosted by Kevin Hart about the search for amateur comedians in various cities within the United States. Basically the show is a conglomerate of stand-up comedy, about 4 comedians (primarily African-Americans) per episode doing original and diverse routines. Kevin Hart on the other hand isn't funny what so ever in this show... but if you strictly watch it for the amateur stand-up... its "aiight".

Stitchers is a science fiction crime drama concerning the ability to "stitch" your conscientious into someone else's memories. The characters of the show are well done and the cast is solid. The story starts off a little shaky but comes together to unfold an interesting storyline. Just the concept of the show itself is amazing... using technology to adapt a machine that can "stitch" your conscientious into someone else's mind to pursue the truth. I recommend this show to the science-fiction and crime addicts.

Parade's End is a British period drama (mini-series) about love. The story is as follows; a man is torn between his voyager wife who's bored with him in the sense of loyalty and a free-spirited feminist against the war in the sense of passion. This show has a beautiful cast but the story is a little dry, mostly political and war mongering. The plot does however develop like a flower in spring and its true resolve comes to fruition.

Todd & The Book of Pure Evil is a comedy about a group of kids and their entanglement with a book of immense power. This book always finds its way in the hands of the unfortunate, the ridiculed, the misguided and the revengeful. This show is stupid funny and is meant to be. I usually don't like these kind of shows but this one jumps out at me for some reason. It's not that good of a show but it's a nice and easy going watch.

The Millers is a sitcom filled with good actors and a semi-witty script but lacks conviction. The story is a little rocky, the one liners aren't the greatest but it would probably but a decent watch if I gave it a chance but there's much better television to delve into.

The Aliens is a British science fiction series about illegals (Aliens) taking what isn't theirs and being where they do not belong. One really odd thing about this series is that actual human hair is marijuana... people smoke it to get high... after I learnt that fact... it was over for me. The acting is sub-par at best... I could have wrote a better script and this show was cheaply produced...

The Escape Artist is a British drama (mini-series) about a murder, a man, a consequence and judgment. The main character is a lawyer who never loses a case... one of his cases well... comes back to torment him. The story is legitimate, the actors are well cast but the depiction and execution of this series was not very good. Too many slow placement scenes, to much mystery where it wasn't needed and the show just didn't grab my attention.

Berlin Station is a spy drama about a CIA analyst being re-deployed in Berlin. The show shares many aspects of "Homeland" and "The Americans" but without actually pushing on the boundaries of action and has a dry storyline. The cast is comprised of B-C list actors that do well but this series is a little too boring for me. I don't recommend this show.

The Secret Circle is a "teeny bop-per" supernatural drama about a circle of friends who are in fact witches. The story is a shy boring and the actors are well versed enough but there is just no wow factor making me want to watch it...

Cleverman is just a bad show... terrible story, bad wardrobe and bad production... don't waste your time.