Reviews

This is the lowest rated episode of the season and yet all the negative (and accurate) reviews are being downvoted. Strange. I guess only fanboys read reviews.

Anyway, if this were edited down to 22 minutes (the length of half and hour network tv) it would be a good episode. Keep the stuff that moves the way plot forward and get rid of the relationship stuff.

Episode summary: The "giant eye" formed in the sky by the San-Ti Sophon causes panic in the global population, leading to turmoil in major cities. Jin Cheng visits the imprisoned Ye Wenjie, questioning her about the need to attract the San-Ti to Earth.

This is one of the best episodes of And Just like That and anyone still hating will never accept this revival, no matter what. All the storylines were good. Even Charlotte, who usually gets the fluff material was relatable in this episode.

Regarding the controversial comment Carrie made, fans who never liked Carrie and Big exist (they were toxic af together and it was tiring how they keep breaking up and making up) and we don't care about the "mistake" comment. In fact, we agree!

Synopsis: Carrie asks Che to be her moral support at a conference for widows. Miranda broaches an uncomfortable conversation with Steve.

Are people really complaining about sex scenes in a show called SEX and the City? An HBO production? Really?! You could not make this up. Have you all become puritans?

I was actually surprised by the nudity but I command the ladies for doing it. Why should only young people have sex scenes. That's so ageist.

Anyway, the premiere wasn't that bad. I still haven't warmed up to the new characters but it's not fair on them since the other 3 had multiple seasons of character development.

Episode description: "While Carrie questions whether she's ready for more than a casual fling, Miranda starts to worry her relationship with Che is only about sex."

Are you people just realizing that Barry is not a good person?! Just because a character is the protagonist does not mean that you should cheer for him.

There are people obsessed with this series and have no critical thoughts for it. But this was a terrible PENULTIMATE EPISODE OF THE SERIES. Compare it to the that of the Sopranos or Breaking Bad and it's not even close to that level of greatness.

As someone else said, this would have been a good second episode.

I cannot believe people found that episode fun. Even some weak episodes have funny moments here and there. This one was a chore to finish.

The writers should go back to "ripped from the headlines" episodes.

You can tell by the negative reviews those that come for the glamorous Hollywood actress from the golden age from the real cinephiles with knowledge of international cinema and its history. "Cheap looking and poorly acted"? These people have no clue about Italian neoralism. They would probably wonder what's all the fuss about Rome Open City, the film that made Ingrid work with Rossellini (that's the director, in case you didn't know) Anyways, a near masterpiece.

All the back and forward with the FBI was really annoying. The villains are so one dimensional. Intimidating is only one character trait. All the talk about family made me think of Vin Diesel.

Also: So. Much. Yelling!

I don't remember when was the last time I watched a show where I wanted everyone to die.

I swear people these days can't stand anything that isn't fast paced, action filled movies. Did you all think this was going to be Ocean's Eleven or that Kevin Spacey Vegas movie?

The previous episodes were wildly inconsistent. All the storylines on this one WORKED.

Anyone still hating is stuck in the past can't accept these aren't the same women they were 15 years ago.

I like payoff. I understand they need a hook to keep people interested in season 2 but they threw a bunch of ideas at the wall to see what sticks.

It's not a well balanced show when the girls' story is far more interesting than the modern day stories. The politicians' being the worst not counting the mysterious tease.

I was always ok with this finale. No revisionist history from me.

Dexter was never supposed to keep going doing his thing forever. That would be like the characters from The Walking Dead going from town to town, never changing anything.

Gimme an episode like this, focused on a single character and telling its backstory, than another boring procedural one that is just a variation of the previous 150 blacklisters.

Wait a minute. People actually liked the last 15 minutes? Really?! It was like an SNL sketch based on Burning Man! Not even George Lucas would write New Age, trip out scenes like that.

People complaining is too slow and boring, guess what? You have Red Notice and a zombie movie in the same streaming platform. That seems more up to your intellect.

I swear people praise anything with the Marvel logo.

If an Avenger (the boring one) weren't on this, would you find it interesting? Honestly.

What is exactly about? Who are these people? As a pilot, it's a poor one.

People are giving this a high rating because of nostalgic reasons.

Cons: annoying Debra. Teen characters. Meh new characters. Some dbag going missing being the focus of the season.

I'm seeing why TV critics gave this reboot a mixed review.

People are giving this a high rating because of their emotional attachment to the characters. But the stories are just boring. Ressler and his pi** sample being the worst.

I guess now this is a show for people that watch NCIS and procedurals like that.

The 3 stars are for the hilarious death metal scene.

Let's be honest, if this weren't Narcos, you would not care about any of these characters.

I really hope the following episode introduce some interesting characters. Anything!