Big Sky

I really like this show but to release only five episodes and take a two month break......why? I just asked my wife "what was the name of that show we really liked about the kidnapping?" "What ever happened to that? Was it canceled?" It seems to me it's a good way to get people to lose interest.

Watching it just for Jensen Ackles and how amazing an actor he is. Donno is my favorite character as well as Deputy popstar ;) Best casting decision ever, to cast Jensen as the sheriff. He looks so damn good in that role!

Season 1 was really good.

Season 2 was okayish except for Donno who is absolutely an amazing character.

Season 3 is really interesting. Maybe because it has Jensen in it.

Perfect blend of action, drama and comedy just from Jensen Ackles! He is literally the best actor ever and any character he plays automatically becomes the best character in any series or movies.

Must watch for Jensen's fans!

The first 3/4 of the show seemed to be silly soapy drama in the mountains... the teenage girls inviting trouble like fools...the girlfight ...silly.

But then, in what seemed like a casual exchange, the entire dynamic and direction of the show changed...now the way evil lurks in the seemingly benign corners of a given community, the additional layer of mystery we didn't expect and the terrifying danger of those victimized makes this a show to watch. I think it will only get better from here.

The first 5 episodes were good. But after that, it was like they were pushing it. The ending was anticlimactic. And felt like a Tesla ad.

I liked the first episode because it actually trolls the audience into thinking that the main character is the main character.

It's definitely got it's issues. Sometimes I find myself asking..."why am I watching this?" However, the fact that I do indeed keep on watching must mean something. However, this, like many other shows, just seems intent to shoot itself in the foot. Show two episodes, then off for 3 weeks, show another 2 and then off for 3 weeks again. That's no way to keep an audiences interested.