Reviews
Warehouse 13 is my ideal job! I know this will sound OCD-ish, but I would love to be the person in charge of organizing the warehouse and coming up with the logistics systems to maintain it. Now back to the show, it's funny, I love Claudia and Pete, and the cases are crazy interesting. I own the entire season on DVD.
I love this show! But then again, I love The Daily Show with Jon Stewart (for some reason, I don't care for The Colbert Report). In a world of constant bad news and blatant dishonesty, it's fun to get the happenings of the day with a sarcastic and hilarious undertone.
I love this kind of stuff. It is mind porn. I love discovering the origin of things: words, names, people, ideas. Henry Louis Gates, Jr. does an amazing job with his documentaries. So informative! I'd love to discover my genealogy.
It's an okay show. I will admit it is funny; however, the writing/plot seems to fall flat every episode. There is a nice build-up and it's as if the writers ran out of time and had to rush to finish the episode. Yes, the concept of the show is unrealistic, but no one cares because it's a summer show.
So much of this series reminds me of Pushing Daisies, from the way it's filmed to the tone of the voice-over to the types of cases and quirky characters. It's an okay series but there was never anything to really draw me in. It's the kind of show you can have on and do something else while watching, at least that's what I did.
I'm not sure how the chosen order works for TV shows that aren't episodic. So, if the first two episodes are any indication of the rest of the season, then this is a hard pass. My anticipation was high, it hasn't bottomed out for this reboot. I hope the rest of this season is better.
This is a good series (mind you I checked out before Hawaii).
Definitely not great. I can't put my finger on it, but it just couldn't hold my attention. Every, I do mean every, character has their own demon. That's odd, because of the lack of overlap. The problem there is too many different demons to follow and no way to anchor characters to each other. Normally I don't like missing out on the endings, but I just don't care.
I tuned in because of Chuck Lorre. I felt nothing. Well written and well acted by industry veterans. Several guests stars. I felt nothing. I won't tell you to skip this show because it's about identification, and I'm not yet in the age group to identify with much of the topics portrayed. How about this, watch it to add some variety to what you watch, just "watch" while you craft or clean or read or scroll IG or cook.
I would've given this a solid 4 stars, but because of the shite ending, only three.
It's okay, and it'll never be more than just okay. Also, the show won't last because this genre always fizzles out. Every few years a show like this comes out, think Eli Stone, Early Edition, and Joan of Arcadia. We watch because we want to be more faithful, are curious who God "chose," and how helping will change the character. But, then our attention wanes, the show tries to hold on by doing something drastic (overly supernatural, medical explanation), and the show--this show--loses the few viewers it has.