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Watching the first episode with Bam Margera felt like eavesdropping on a private family matter by unqualified individuals. Their hearts are in the right place, but this episode doesn't stick the landing. The way the information is presented is disorganized. It bounces back and forth to supporting Lima J as a guardian to revealing her lack of credentials and questionable motives.

(I've been a fan of Soft White Underbelly for years. Rabb sadly passed in 2021 but this isn't revealed until later in the show.)

The synopsis and trailer of the show don't align at all with this episode. Im hoping we get a better second episode.

Firstly, I will watch anything Niecy is in and loved early AHS so I was excited to start this show.

Murphy and company continue to throw everything at the wall to see what sticks. Nothing feels particularly thought-provoking or necessary to move the plot along. It's one outrageous hashtag after another - like the writers played adult madlibs with the script.

Interestingly enough, they did not provide critics a sneak peek of the series. That should tell you what you need to know.

Nash plays a detective with baggage who teams up with a salacious nun to solve a series of murders. Travis Kelce appears playing Travis Kelce as an orderly. It feels like they are playing to a shock factor.

Worth a shot to watch. Maybe you will like it more than me!

I had really high hopes for this movie. It was creative, especially the characters from classic cereals meeting. Millions in the M. E. are losing their homes and children while we review movies in the West. It doesn't seem fair. There was some great talent, like Hugh Grant as Tony the Tiger with a dramatic and narcissistic flair. Amy Schumer is someone I can no longer support. She was also in the movie. I hope everyone will pay attention to world affairs and use their platform for good. Unfrosted was a decent movie, good for a family night but don't think too deep on it. Rivers to seas. I recommend this movie to feel good and not think.