Ever After

That episode reignited my faith in modern TV. Kudos to the cast and crew.

Thank you.

If the cast was a bunch of unknown actors, nobody would have talked about this show.

The story had potential for maybe a 4 episodes series but stretching it into 8 slow moving episodes was a mad mistake.

Characters are weirdly lacking personalities because they are only defined by their basic grief storylines and the effect the retreat ( or drugs) has on them which gets tiring after a while... So the whole show is a mixture of hysterical scenes and overacted drama where nothing ready happens.

I love Nicole Kidman but she is awful in this. The accent, the hair and the unbearable conversations she has with the guests explaining each decisions she makes again and again. No mystery just exposition.

The bright spot is Melissa McCarthy and Bobby Cannavale's great chemistry but even that wasn't enough for me. I just wish in the future they work together on something better!

Loved this show. Lots of questions throughout but all came together in the end. Would have been watched in one sitting if I could. Absolutely loved all the actors in this also.

This end is everything we were expecting, finally we understand everything and all the twists, reasons and turns are revealed. Nice end.

At first I was done with this show. Promised myself to stop watching shows if they bored me. Glad I sat this one out. The last 15 minutes were worth it. About forgiving yourself, accept yourself, look at yourself and ask yourself what you want. This all combined with Silent Lucidity from Queensryche gave me chills. Didn't see that one coming.