Ducky55

The movie is better, by far. But as in Bad Teacher, the cast helps make everything bearable.

One of the greatest casts in a TV movie (and Greg Mottola directing), but what a disappointment!

This show is awesome. Every single character of the ensemble cast is incredibly well written, with so many layers to them (yes, even Scully and Hitchcock) and the jokes are such a great mix of slapstick and subtle.

Two great British actors in a farfetched murder mystery that could have been something more (like a very good 90 min thriller) but is still very much enternaining.

Probably the weirdest thing on network TV right now. It is beautifully shot and well acted, and I'm very saddened by the recent cancellation. Let's hope it can find a second life on a streaming platform. When you see how far it can go with its limitation, less boundaries would make it even edgier.

Not as good as the excellent original British series. Tennant feels transparent in this one, and it's truly Anna Gunn's show, which is good, 'cause she's great in it.

I loved the first and second seasons, especially the craziness of the second one. The third one was uneven, with great ideas, but with a feeling you're watching a better filmed version of Charmed. The fourth one has a good concept, and good characters, but I don't really care about anything they're trying to do.

It was the best series for casual nerds like me until the middle of season four and the whole season five. Still keeps a good memory of it though, and really enjoyed the cameos and references. There were a bunch of good nerdgasms!

This didn't work at all. They took what could have been a decent enough horror movie, and had to fill the blanks to be able to make it into a TV show.

Takes some time to impress, but a great show with an amazing cast and some great scenes!