Moonshine

I LOVE this show! It's funny and quirky and quintessentially Canadian. I really hope it lasts cause we need a good show to watch and chuckle and feel good about.

Great diverse casting! Interesting story lines and keeps us laughing!

At first we were wondering what it was all about, however its become pretty addictive to watch!

Canadian television is so underrated. The show is so good, the acting is exceptional with some 11 Canadian actors. I don't understand the bad reviews I can only assume they have another agenda. Anyone who is born and bred in Canada should be able to relate on some level to the show. I really hope it comes back for a season three. I fallen in love with the characters. As someone who never used to watch Canadian television now that I've gotten older, I realize that we have some of the best ones out there. One thing you can pretty much always count on with a Canadian show is that they're going to spell it out how it is life is not a perfect white picket fence and I really truly appreciate that about the show.

My favourite thing about Moonshine is the cast of unique but relatable characters. Each one has insightful and cohesive elements that bring to mind someone you know, without being cookie-cutter or predictable. The interplay between them is highly relatable for anyone who adores their family, but has almost killed at least one member. Charming, quirky and unapologetically Nova Scotian, each episode will have you more invested, while providing a warm nest of escapism.

It seems underrated to me. This show s unique, exciting, and filled such aa great cast of characters (and actors) that will keep you smiling, make you feel invested, and occasionally touch heart. Even what may seem silly will be overlooked by the well written dialog.

This came to the U. S. from Canada during the writer's strike. Hopefully, it will return with more seasons and not just be a fill in that we never see again. My rating may be too high, but this show brought me nothing but joy. That's all entertainment is supposed to do.

Kudos to CBC for making lots of enjoyable productions. Many were introduced to us during the pandemic, but sadly never returned. May this, and more, make their way to the U. S. and actually get future season airings.