I don't really watch the show, but have seen enough to know every kid on Modern Family also sucks.
Rankings of annoyance Fat kid> Sofia Vergara> Middle Daughter> Older Daughter

Janice Soprano

I am still watching "The Rookie" even though it has really gone downhill. But Alyssa Diaz's character is the most annoying for me in recent times. I have to FF through any of her scenes. I didn't mind her in Ray Donovan, as Bunchy's girl, but can't stand her in this.

I’m on episode 3 and haven’t see tit one, of any age. So far pretty tedious show.

Janice is a great characterization of how someone would be growing up Soprano.

On a side note it was also always great to see the normal sister pop in once a season, but never have any storyline linked to her.

The Thing About Pam with Renée Zellweger on NBC is a true story, it starts like a dateline with Keith Morrisson narrating, but turns into a regular show. Looks good so far.

First, why does that video just repeat the teaser twice?

Second, yeh, I bought the book from that thinking it might be interesting. It wasn't though, it was just generic American thriller, except the liberals are fat and corrupt, while the conservatives all go to the gym.

Claire Littleton from Lost. Top 3 most hated character for me.

New Prime Video series Outer Range coming April 15th.

This looks like everything I would love.

yes that does look good


Brolin is a very good actor i always like his serious roles.

Waiting a week between Severance episodes is brutal. I like the show, but not enough happens in any one episode and it’s impossible to even speculate as to what in the **** is really going on.

I'm worried they are now throwing weird out there just to be weird. It's giving me a bit of the TV show LOST smell.

I actually don't hate season 2 of Picard

Yeah, big time. Half the season is over and I have more questions than I did when the show premiered as it has given approximately zero answers. I still really like the show, but it is somewhat annoying that most interactions between characters are extremely cryptic and nobody ever explains anything. There are four episodes left this season and one of them is basically guaranteed to be the past events from Helly's outer POV so they really need to start wrapping this up.

Another thing I'm afraid is that they are building the Lumon and its board to be this mythical entity, but when they are finally shown, it's just a bunch of old rich dudes who get killed. Like in Lost where the others were really scary in the earlier seasons, then became completely irrelevant, and in the end, most were unceremoniously massacred by the Man in Black or ran into the jungle while nobody gave a flying ****.

Uh what? Every kid on MF is fantastic.

Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty on HBO - really enjoyed the first two episodes but am so frustrated we have to wait a week for the next one. For some reason I thought I started this a few weeks late so expected to be able to watch a bunch of them. John C Reilly makes an amazing Jerry Buss.

Reilly is killing it.

I like the show, but I knew nothing of Jerry Buss in his early years, only his much later years when playing on High Stakes Poker.

They are doing a great job with that show. Nailed the vibe of the era and the guy who plays the coach is nailing it as well.

I worked a few poker shows with Jerry and played a couple $100 sit 'n go's with him at the Mirage. It was a lot of fun and he was a tough player no matter the stakes.

And this show is already over after just 4 episodes. This show showed great promise all the way into the first half of episode 4 at which point it changed from being the opening round to suddenly being the finale and everything went off the rails.

There were a bunch of acts that moved on including an amazing act that kicked off Episode 4 but in reality some mysterious "super fans" voted only 2 of all those acts to the finals along with the 5 golden buzzers. Oh, but that didn't mean they would compete because those 7 were then dwindled down to 4 by the "super fans." Of course those 4 would not compete in any sort of semi-finals. Instead the idiot "super fans" dwindled those 4 down to 2 finalists including 1 dude that had one of the absolute worst performances of any act in the opening round. I guess they just wanted to see him crash again, which frankly is what his act should have been all about because that's the one thing he could do really well. I always just skipped the other finalist act each time because I'd already seen the act on AGT, which begs the question of whether this entire show was simply made for that act.

Winning Time had too much propaganda for me. I quit it after 10 to 15 minutes.

Does it ease up on the McKay-isms in the second episode? Watched the first episode and constant fourth wall breaking was pretty annoying. It worked in The Big Short where the subject matter was pretty complex to an average viewer, but I definitely don't need hand-holding when watching a series about Magic Johnson.