@@purpahazzee6019 The ending was just perfect... very satisfying... If you start watching a movie and you missed "missing child" not "kidnapped child".... there is a difference... And he was missing but only because of his parents...
The fact that this kid was away chilling while his family’s lives were crumbling was super frustrating. He ran away for such a petty reason and there was no consequence for doing something so STUPID. Super aggravating.
Getting grabbed by the neck of his father in a small scuffle that ended with by Vincent’s account ended with “There was a lot of blood” is less petty as he was already afraid of his father that was the spark. Although that was mentioned in ONE scene. I do hand it to you the kid’s own account seemed petty and the show didn’t really hammer down how bad it was than it could’ve. Even if they did go as far as. It would also be even more difficult to redeem him with the limited time they had in the series.
The way Vincent acts around him in the intro… that 24/7 alone is enough to make a kid run and believe he’ll be better off on his own. We see BenCum the actor, who we “like”, but Vincent is a piece of work. At the end he’s more like a modern movie father figure of course.
Guess you've never suffered any meaningful abuse.... lucky you. I empathise with everyone's character arcs. Great show. We all need to be seen and to be loved.
@@davidgould5708 was abuse the implication or did him and his dad simply have an altercation? At no point was it ever eluded to that the boy was a victim of abuse in the home. His justifications for running away and literally destroying multiple lives is not justified nor realistic. The ending of the series tone completely shifted and turned into that of a damn disney movie. Ending ruined a great show for me.
@izzbizz3378 media literacy is dead if you genuinely believe at no time did the show even hinted at the abuse going on in their home. i swear yall need the characters to literally look directly at the screen and tell you that the house is abusive 😂
I still couldn't understand why everyone blamed the father for not taking his son to school, when, according to Edgar's wall drawings, he had wandered alone more than once. He even drew a whole underground map.
spot on haha this kid must have secretly scout the city at night while his parents were asleep or something, following every move of this grafiti artist..the plot is ri-di-culous
One feeling I couldn't shake throughout the whole series and in particular the finale, was the idea of McKinley Belcher III (Ledroit) playing the role of Kang instead of Jonathan Majors. I don't mean to bring everything back to Marvel but damn, he would absolutely crush that role!
I had the same feeling, too many important topics trying to be squeezed in and unpacked in only 6 episodes. However, I liked that it's not a very typical grim thriller on a missing child, I couldn't bear one of those anymore. And of course, Benedict nailed the performance, although I will never forgive Hollywood for making him switch to American accent!
My take...it's a show that is TRYING to be deeper than it is. Everything felt like someone who has Anti Social Personality Disorder and is trying to fein emotions to fit in.
Binged the show. I’m not mixed feelings. Here’s my take aways: cumberbatch does a great job with the role. I can see why he took it. Overall it feels very much Hollywood in this current moment. A very diverse cast, with a lot of people telling us to do better. Themes of homeless people being taken advantage of. Mainly by the cops and the wealthy. A few things I didn’t get, they start off and the father and son appear to be in a good relationship. He has him with him at his job. He’s distracted but is still making time for him. The home life seems strained and the father has issues with the mom. The mom seems distracted at first and is portrayed as not into her son at all. In fact, the father (who has to go to work) tries to make his son breakfast and is rebuffed. The father and mother fight and the son walks off to school. The mother (who never seems to have a job) then places it on the father to have failed the son for not taking him to school. (This must be a daily task of his if it’s an expectation?). But she does have enough time to have her boyfriend over and bang him. And yet the show continues over multiple episodes to paint the father as the toxic person of the family and someone that the son runs from. ok… On one hand, it makes for a compelling narrative for cunberbunch to explore. On the other hand it feels like lazy Hollywood writing these days. Where white male figures are the go to punching bag, and doubly so if they’re a father. The father goes through a very destructive turn of events and comes out the other side with a new relationship with his son. Meanwhile, the mother got off without any ramifications or explanation for her behaviors and it’s mostly written that she was driven away by the toxicity of the husband. Again, fairly typical of recent Hollywood. Toss in all the typical Hollywood talking points and it gets burdened down with preaching. Literally several episodes with the “do better” theme. Overall, it’s still a good show, but very heavy handed and I wonder if it will age well in several years when the male bashing of Hollywood turns the corner and it’s viewed more critically than now.
It is mentioned multiple times that the mother is a teacher. When Vincent and Edgar arrive home she states she was just finishing up grading papers and her having students is mentioned on at least two other occasions. Perhaps your clear personal bias made you overlook this.
Don’t forget the mother get pregnant by the “boyfriend “, while she still married. The husband made a statement about not getting laid in two weeks. ( I wonder why 🤔).
@@amathis8227 Yes and during the fight where he is searching for vodka bottles, she brings up how he has been sleeping with other women for years. He broke the marriage vows first. I don't think the way she handled it was right, but it was pretty clear the marriage was over by that point.
@@sunhitsthesky421I thought it was realistic writing. Especially for the time it was set in. Some people need to be coddled, and get offended when they are challenged. Vincent was clearly an asshole, and Cassie was little better. At no point did the show attempt to hide this. It actually had both characters recognise it about themselves.
@@godamid4889 Agreed. The relationship was clearly toxic for them and their son. I like watching complicated and messy characters. I do find it irritating when people (OP) watch things with an agenda (eg: women bad) and conveniently miss story beats that counter said agenda.
Everyone saying this but what would you have cut out? I kinda liked that they told many stories at the same time and didnt tell too much either about the side characters, just enough about their motives.
I felt the show was a giant waste of time, but maybe that's because I saw HAPPY first. I can't really explain it, it was all over the place and when the reveal happened, I felt like it was a giant waste of time - which sucks because it had great potential.
I recognized a subplot of the 1927 movie Metropolis, where there is a growing tension between the city and the underground city and the son of a higher up gets caught in the middle. Also ends with a flood in the underground parts.
One subtle thing that might be missed is the way everyone called Ledroit "Mickey". I kept yelling for people to stop calling that grown man Mickey. It is so disrespectful and shows a subconscious level to where they viewed him. And he never corrected anyone. It was like he was also stuck in a childlike self identity. Then at the very end when he solved the case and all involved were arrested for the underground child sex ring, he called himself "Michael". I was just like...finally...thank goodness. Demand they see and acknowledge you as a man. Anyways, this was a really frustrating watch because there was not one person I actually liked 😅. .....and that includes Edgar.
Wow wow wow, what an emotional rollercoaster I just had after watching the whole series….the storytelling the characters the emotions they all had and for it to all correlate together? I had so many GASPING moments throughout the show….honestly would I have loved it as a movie as well? Yes but I think what they did here a fantastic series….and I barely knew about it 2 days before it released….just everything fantastic job.
I loved this show! Benedict is great as always. His emotional range is just up and beyond. I think it could be a bit longer. All in all I agree with you for the most part. A bit crammed but super interesting and compelling storylines.
I really enjoyed the journey with this one. Cumberbatch is brilliant as always. It does cover a lot of issues that were prevalent at the time (and some still relevant today), but I appreciate the ambition.
Thanks for the effective review Of a complex story - With no spoilers! In Eric, I saw the theme of homelessness In so many different characters and groups of people. First, in Cumberbatch’s character - essentially orphaned in a powerhouse family. The detective, In the immediacy of grief, given one month to live in the apartment belonging to the man who loved. The mole people In 80s NYC, existing underground. The rootless partiers In the night club, Lux. The child who runs away from his crumbling home. Homelessness Manufactured by shame and held in place by addiction of one sort or another. Salvation provided by resolute, creative action of one sort and another. The big and really crucial missing piece from the salvation story was any connection to God. It’s an awfully good series.
Ahh yes a comment with no examples to back up their angry claims. You seem like a trustworthy non-troll. The hell would I write a script? Is that my job? Did I miss something?
Love the review Austin!! 😊 I reviewed this as well. I think we have very similiar thoughts on the series... I cant help but really appreciate it for its sheer ambition and originality.
I loved it. It made sense but only if you just experience the show as is. Not diving deep into the main plot which is the least interesting thing about this show. Brilliant tbh very individual
I really struggled to get through the six episodes because I wanted to know the ending. But indeed it was a struggle. Did not find anything good in the series apart from good music which was out of place for any of the scenes.....
I hated everything about it . It’s so unrelatable in so many ways … My english is not good but this série was really bad. Thé kid playing edgar has less émotion than a dead fish
Depressing to me . Wish I did not watch it . The only takeaway was McKinley Belcher, who was superior in the detective role . Would like to see more of him . That kid caused alot of heartache by running away .Not right .
I was riveted and the series kept me interested all the way through. Was it overstuffed? Sure, but it was still riveting. Both things can be true at the same time. There are many shows I enjoy in spite of their flaws and no show is perfect. The Queen's Gambit is one such show. The story stalled out in the middle episodes and got painfully slow. The last 2 episodes made up for that.
Brilliantly acted, scripted and crafted show!! but I warn you...tears will flow. Acting plaudits, of course, will go to Benedict Cumberbatch, but McKinley Belcher III stole the show for me.
@@Noelito40 it's all subjective. If you think this was "brilliant acting", our opinion is too far apart to even find common ground 😆 this was very bad acting
It's more like The Changeling without preachy narrative on themes of sexuality and corrupt politicians. The child is older than the baby, the other storylines concluded well compared with The Changeling finale.
Cheers for the review 👍👍👍 Here’s a tip back for you… go and watch this Indonesian movie. It’s called “monster”. Ok it’s not dubbed into English, however, there is hardly any dialogue anyway. Wow… it’s well worth the view. Thanks again Austin 👍👍👍🍺
I stopped watching it, episode 1 when I saw the black detective making out with the older guy in bed for no apparent reason r. What was the point of that? Feels like an agenda is being forced on us through tv shows. It's not for me to consume. Same with The Last of Us and many other shows. Sad to see, I'll rather continue playing Elden Ring until something else good comes up!
Sorry, but this was one of the worst things I've seen in a while. By the middle of the 2nd episode, I didn't even realize I had picked up my phone and started playing a game. Yes, Cumberbatch is an excellent actor, but you have to give him material that is not incredibly slow and scattered. Too many ideas and plots with little plausible development. Such a disappointmernt!
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The two missing children having a connection yet no connection is somehow frustrating to watch but probably realistic in real life.
They would have been connected if not for Yusuf
Same
The moment I saw the kid had just run away i turned it off. The rest of the story to me doesn't mean anything to me. Maybe others liked it?
@@purpahazzee6019 The ending was just perfect... very satisfying... If you start watching a movie and you missed "missing child" not "kidnapped child".... there is a difference... And he was missing but only because of his parents...
That kid would be grounded so deep, they'd have to mail him pictures of sunlight.
i hope you never have children. for their sake
😂😂😂 I kinda understand that kid too, the parents was so badly balanced that I would escape too if I could
The fact that this kid was away chilling while his family’s lives were crumbling was super frustrating. He ran away for such a petty reason and there was no consequence for doing something so STUPID. Super aggravating.
Getting grabbed by the neck of his father in a small scuffle that ended with by Vincent’s account ended with “There was a lot of blood” is less petty as he was already afraid of his father that was the spark. Although that was mentioned in ONE scene. I do hand it to you the kid’s own account seemed petty and the show didn’t really hammer down how bad it was than it could’ve. Even if they did go as far as. It would also be even more difficult to redeem him with the limited time they had in the series.
The way Vincent acts around him in the intro… that 24/7 alone is enough to make a kid run and believe he’ll be better off on his own.
We see BenCum the actor, who we “like”, but Vincent is a piece of work. At the end he’s more like a modern movie father figure of course.
Guess you've never suffered any meaningful abuse.... lucky you.
I empathise with everyone's character arcs. Great show.
We all need to be seen and to be loved.
@@davidgould5708 was abuse the implication or did him and his dad simply have an altercation? At no point was it ever eluded to that the boy was a victim of abuse in the home. His justifications for running away and literally destroying multiple lives is not justified nor realistic. The ending of the series tone completely shifted and turned into that of a damn disney movie. Ending ruined a great show for me.
@izzbizz3378 media literacy is dead if you genuinely believe at no time did the show even hinted at the abuse going on in their home. i swear yall need the characters to literally look directly at the screen and tell you that the house is abusive 😂
I still couldn't understand why everyone blamed the father for not taking his son to school, when, according to Edgar's wall drawings, he had wandered alone more than once. He even drew a whole underground map.
spot on haha this kid must have secretly scout the city at night while his parents were asleep or something, following every move of this grafiti artist..the plot is ri-di-culous
@@elzinga87 agree
@@elzinga87 agree, the plot is one giant plothole.....
One feeling I couldn't shake throughout the whole series and in particular the finale, was the idea of McKinley Belcher III (Ledroit) playing the role of Kang instead of Jonathan Majors. I don't mean to bring everything back to Marvel but damn, he would absolutely crush that role!
Fact!
HE WAS INCREDIBLE IN THIS SERIES
"Eric" broke me the way only a crookedly healed old fracture can break.
I had the same feeling, too many important topics trying to be squeezed in and unpacked in only 6 episodes. However, I liked that it's not a very typical grim thriller on a missing child, I couldn't bear one of those anymore. And of course, Benedict nailed the performance, although I will never forgive Hollywood for making him switch to American accent!
Great points. Great comment.
You must be a Robert Downey Jr fan. People tend to forget what real voice work looks and sounds like, after being convinced of RDJ's 'genius'.😂
He likes to prove that he can master EVERY American accent: New York, Virginia, Oklahoma and Montana , so far…
My take...it's a show that is TRYING to be deeper than it is. Everything felt like someone who has Anti Social Personality Disorder and is trying to fein emotions to fit in.
Binged the show. I’m not mixed feelings. Here’s my take aways:
cumberbatch does a great job with the role. I can see why he took it.
Overall it feels very much Hollywood in this current moment. A very diverse cast, with a lot of people telling us to do better. Themes of homeless people being taken advantage of. Mainly by the cops and the wealthy.
A few things I didn’t get, they start off and the father and son appear to be in a good relationship. He has him with him at his job. He’s distracted but is still making time for him. The home life seems strained and the father has issues with the mom. The mom seems distracted at first and is portrayed as not into her son at all. In fact, the father (who has to go to work) tries to make his son breakfast and is rebuffed. The father and mother fight and the son walks off to school. The mother (who never seems to have a job) then places it on the father to have failed the son for not taking him to school. (This must be a daily task of his if it’s an expectation?). But she does have enough time to have her boyfriend over and bang him.
And yet the show continues over multiple episodes to paint the father as the toxic person of the family and someone that the son runs from. ok…
On one hand, it makes for a compelling narrative for cunberbunch to explore. On the other hand it feels like lazy Hollywood writing these days. Where white male figures are the go to punching bag, and doubly so if they’re a father.
The father goes through a very destructive turn of events and comes out the other side with a new relationship with his son. Meanwhile, the mother got off without any ramifications or explanation for her behaviors and it’s mostly written that she was driven away by the toxicity of the husband. Again, fairly typical of recent Hollywood.
Toss in all the typical Hollywood talking points and it gets burdened down with preaching. Literally several episodes with the “do better” theme.
Overall, it’s still a good show, but very heavy handed and I wonder if it will age well in several years when the male bashing of Hollywood turns the corner and it’s viewed more critically than now.
It is mentioned multiple times that the mother is a teacher. When Vincent and Edgar arrive home she states she was just finishing up grading papers and her having students is mentioned on at least two other occasions. Perhaps your clear personal bias made you overlook this.
Don’t forget the mother get pregnant by the “boyfriend “, while she still married. The husband made a statement about not getting laid in two weeks. ( I wonder why 🤔).
@@amathis8227 Yes and during the fight where he is searching for vodka bottles, she brings up how he has been sleeping with other women for years. He broke the marriage vows first.
I don't think the way she handled it was right, but it was pretty clear the marriage was over by that point.
@@sunhitsthesky421I thought it was realistic writing. Especially for the time it was set in. Some people need to be coddled, and get offended when they are challenged. Vincent was clearly an asshole, and Cassie was little better.
At no point did the show attempt to hide this. It actually had both characters recognise it about themselves.
@@godamid4889 Agreed. The relationship was clearly toxic for them and their son. I like watching complicated and messy characters. I do find it irritating when people (OP) watch things with an agenda (eg: women bad) and conveniently miss story beats that counter said agenda.
I liked the main plot, but I personally think there's too many parallel stories that don't add to the plot.
Everyone saying this but what would you have cut out? I kinda liked that they told many stories at the same time and didnt tell too much either about the side characters, just enough about their motives.
I felt the show was a giant waste of time, but maybe that's because I saw HAPPY first.
I can't really explain it, it was all over the place and when the reveal happened, I felt like it was a giant waste of time - which sucks because it had great potential.
same
I recognized a subplot of the 1927 movie Metropolis, where there is a growing tension between the city and the underground city and the son of a higher up gets caught in the middle. Also ends with a flood in the underground parts.
Worthy of mention, the SOUNDTRACK of this British miniseries, since it is nothing short of A COMPELLING STROLL DOWN MEMORY LANE‼️ 💙🎼💜
One subtle thing that might be missed is the way everyone called Ledroit "Mickey". I kept yelling for people to stop calling that grown man Mickey. It is so disrespectful and shows a subconscious level to where they viewed him. And he never corrected anyone. It was like he was also stuck in a childlike self identity. Then at the very end when he solved the case and all involved were arrested for the underground child sex ring, he called himself "Michael". I was just like...finally...thank goodness. Demand they see and acknowledge you as a man.
Anyways, this was a really frustrating watch because there was not one person I actually liked 😅. .....and that includes Edgar.
Saw the rating and preview and thought nice, Im excited to watch. Then I watched this review and now I'm like... Nah 😄
Wow wow wow, what an emotional rollercoaster I just had after watching the whole series….the storytelling the characters the emotions they all had and for it to all correlate together? I had so many GASPING moments throughout the show….honestly would I have loved it as a movie as well? Yes but I think what they did here a fantastic series….and I barely knew about it 2 days before it released….just everything fantastic job.
There are going to be people who nitpick things like yes there should have been more story telling but I absolutely loved it
Agreed.
I loved this show! Benedict is great as always. His emotional range is just up and beyond. I think it could be a bit longer. All in all I agree with you for the most part. A bit crammed but super interesting and compelling storylines.
I really enjoyed the journey with this one. Cumberbatch is brilliant as always. It does cover a lot of issues that were prevalent at the time (and some still relevant today), but I appreciate the ambition.
Will never trust his reviews. He is bought and paid for
You have proof?
@@AustinBurke yeah I do. I'll make a video. What will be your response then I wonder
You have nothing. Because there is nothing. Stop lying. It makes you look like a scumbag… or just a psychopath
We love Austin
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Appreciate it!
Thanks for the effective review Of a complex story - With no spoilers!
In Eric, I saw the theme of homelessness In so many different characters and groups of people. First, in Cumberbatch’s character - essentially orphaned in a powerhouse family.
The detective, In the immediacy of grief, given one month to live in the apartment belonging to the man who loved. The mole people In 80s NYC, existing underground. The rootless partiers In the night club, Lux.
The child who runs away from his crumbling home. Homelessness Manufactured by shame and held in place by addiction of one sort or another.
Salvation provided by resolute, creative action of one sort and another. The big and really crucial missing piece from the salvation story was any connection to God.
It’s an awfully good series.
I’m 13 minutes into it and bored out of my mind.
😂😂
3th episode… still boring as f…..
The amount of times you say something where things clearly go over your head is staggering.
Did you even write a script what you were going to say?
Ahh yes a comment with no examples to back up their angry claims. You seem like a trustworthy non-troll. The hell would I write a script? Is that my job? Did I miss something?
@@AustinBurkeyeah unless your doing a blind reaction, you probably need to have a script when critiquing a entire show, that should be common sense 💀
*you’re
Learn to write
Holy cctv! I lived in NYC during this time there aren't that many cameras today! This ain't London bruv
I was thinking the same. You have to pick your setting, either 1982 or 2025.
I'm only one in but have been pretty pleased to this point. excited to get to the next episode asap.
This show reminds a lot of Netflix show HAPPY
What happened to Marlon was extremely sad. He was a kid.
Love the review Austin!! 😊 I reviewed this as well. I think we have very similiar thoughts on the series... I cant help but really appreciate it for its sheer ambition and originality.
I totally agree!
Its like Happy! without the laughs or interest.
I loved it. It made sense but only if you just experience the show as is. Not diving deep into the main plot which is the least interesting thing about this show. Brilliant tbh very individual
I really struggled to get through the six episodes because I wanted to know the ending. But indeed it was a struggle. Did not find anything good in the series apart from good music which was out of place for any of the scenes.....
Just started this series it’s crazy already
I hated everything about it .
It’s so unrelatable in so many ways …
My english is not good but this série was really bad.
Thé kid playing edgar has less émotion than a dead fish
What about Jose Pimentão's character
But like was it good ?
There is an entire 10 minute review that answers your question
@@AustinBurkeI know I’m joking lol 💀
Once I turned it on, couldn’t stop watching . Finished it in one sitting.
I don’t know if I can watch another show on kids missing 😢
Yeah it’s so tough to watch nowadays. Always hurts my heart!
I'm about to start this show. Should I not bother with it or is it cool?
This show either needs an episode more or one story thread less. it got very overwhelming in the end and i lost track of all the characters names.
Theyve gotta chill out with the homosexuality
It was overboard!!!!!
Depressing to me . Wish I did not watch it . The only takeaway was McKinley Belcher, who was superior in the detective role . Would like to see more of him . That kid caused alot of heartache by running away .Not right .
I was riveted and the series kept me interested all the way through. Was it overstuffed? Sure, but it was still riveting. Both things can be true at the same time. There are many shows I enjoy in spite of their flaws and no show is perfect. The Queen's Gambit is one such show. The story stalled out in the middle episodes and got painfully slow. The last 2 episodes made up for that.
Too much character development for only 6 episodes. I gave the show an 8 though. Great acting and the last episode was a roller coaster of emotions
i don't understand the ending......
I may do a video!
The part where Cumberbatch is wasted dancing in the club was literally hilarious. Not sure if that was on purpose.
Binged it in one sitting. Enjoyed it quite a bit.
it´s woke af
This show was hard for me to watch at moments.
But it was really good at same time.
Brilliantly acted, scripted and crafted show!! but I warn you...tears will flow. Acting plaudits, of course, will go to Benedict Cumberbatch, but McKinley Belcher III stole the show for me.
''Brilliantly acted''? you must be kidding right?
@@elzinga87 No I am not! Mckinley Belcher was brilliant, as were Erika Soto and Adepero Oduye in supporting roles.
@@Noelito40 sorry but that was a bunch of bad acting mate
@elzinga87 give me an example of what you call "good acting" then.
@@Noelito40 it's all subjective. If you think this was "brilliant acting", our opinion is too far apart to even find common ground 😆 this was very bad acting
It's more like The Changeling without preachy narrative on themes of sexuality and corrupt politicians. The child is older than the baby, the other storylines concluded well compared with The Changeling finale.
Yes please talk about ending
Cheers for the review 👍👍👍 Here’s a tip back for you… go and watch this Indonesian movie. It’s called “monster”. Ok it’s not dubbed into English, however, there is hardly any dialogue anyway. Wow… it’s well worth the view. Thanks again Austin 👍👍👍🍺
This show was super cringey and trying to do too much
It was very therapeutic experience for me to see this series
Blah. What a mess. Mostly filler, and deflates like a Temu beach toy towards the end. The violence and the kid's show were too much of a contrast.
Might check it out
Showing where Edgar was in just the 3rd episode killed it for me. The show was definitely bloated and I'd argue that cumberbatch was poor in his role
I really enjoyed they way the finished it up. Great acting no complaints other than the kid being annoying af
Turn that silly music off in the background
No I like my silly music
@@AustinBurke Austin listen to the people
I will
My reply got more likes. 🔨 settled
I stopped watching it, episode 1 when I saw the black detective making out with the older guy in bed for no apparent reason r. What was the point of that? Feels like an agenda is being forced on us through tv shows. It's not for me to consume. Same with The Last of Us and many other shows. Sad to see, I'll rather continue playing Elden Ring until something else good comes up!
He blames the world for his son's being missing it turns out he killed his son how original
The best part of the show was the puppets
4 minutes into the review and it’s still boring. Yawn - I’ll look for something else.
A mess of bad writing, and not very subtle Woke tropes thrown in for good measure. It started promisingly, but got worse and worse.
Sorry, but this was one of the worst things I've seen in a while. By the middle of the 2nd episode, I didn't even realize I had picked up my phone and started playing a game. Yes, Cumberbatch is an excellent actor, but you have to give him material that is not incredibly slow and scattered. Too many ideas and plots with little plausible development. Such a disappointmernt!
This could make a great super hero series…..all they need to do is change the narrative every other episode we Eric as the protagonist
Superb and excellent movie ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I couldn't get passed the 2nd chapter. I absolutely hated the damn thing. Absolutely terrible in every way. 👎
This show really sucked. Waste of time. BC was brilliant as always, but everything else can take a hike
I thought this was a great show.
Too gay for me
Don’t waste your time on this show
Total gay feast
Why you gotta gay shit up?
Who doesn't like a feast
Yikes, why am I not surprised that you type of people would be in these comments
First ❤
I think I lost IQ points watching this show. It’s just so bad.
Missing kids with a lot of gay stuff
Exactly!!!!
Way over stuffed. Waste of time. Glad I watched it sped up 👎
Waste of time