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A very good show about the evolving relationship between 2 women that meet in mourning support group.
The 1st season was good, but if one doesn’t follow this show closely through the seasons, one can get easily lost. It’s more of a far out art form, than anything realistic.
A realistic cop series and worth watching. Though I wish the writers would show more of his personal life, outside of his career.
So the sit-com becomes a drama, showing more difference between her “witch” world and her “real” world. This one is a tad better than the original sit-com. The Magic is a bit more technical. Still a teen show, but interesting.
The first 2 seasons were great. It was action, intrigue and great relationships, as they deciphered each tattoo. Then they took the main character and completely switched her persona, blaming it on an illness given to her. Then her original persona comes back. Seriously not buying it.
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A young city woman goes to rural Western town in Canada to teach. I love period pieces and this one is entertaining. It is a bit syrupy and sometimes over the top in “goodness”, so if you can past all that, it is entertaining.
Of the “Chicago” series, this one is my favorite. This one is about one of the fire houses in the city of Chicago and the relationships between the firefighters and EMTs. Has a good amount of action, intrigue and romance. The characters seem a bit more real in this one.
This was a great series about a family, as it is divided into 4 sections following the separate families of the larger family. It was entertaining. Sad that CBS cancelled it.
This is a great fantasy period piece. It’s best to be marathoned. Originally, there was too much time between seasons to recall everything. Definitely worth seeing if you like battle action. Not for children.
This is a TV version of Dr Phil’s court career before he became the TV host. It’s not his exact life, but a character doing a similar job. It’s different, as they are reading the jury reactions. Michael Weatherly brings the enjoyment factor.