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The Leftovers was a decent show until Season 2. Terrible writing, unimaginative and stale. The whole Season drags at a slow pace with only enough content for 1 episode but stretched into 10. The season lacked mystery suspense or a plot. The writer is infatuated with with a delusional ignorance of cultism, "we get it you wanted to join a cult but you are forced to write about it instead" , must be pretty pathetic to get rejected by people who steal children. After copying the book for Season 1, the writers proved they had no original ideas. Legal plagiarism from sell out authors with no adaption abilities will only get you so far. Avoid Season two the complete story line and plot will be easy summed up in the season recap, 2 minutes, at the start of Season 3.

Keep your finger on the fast forward button for Season 2.

This was a concept with never ending possibilities. First off, through timing and possibly hard work, Bret Michaels has got everything he has ever wanted. This makes him unable to to ever live monogamously. Personally I think he is gay, but has to put on a facade to his fan base. My biggest complaint with the show is how he always has a problem with people being fake, hypocrite much. He is literally the most fake a person could possibly be. He uses a fake name, has extensions, has had tonnes of plastic surgery, uses makeup off stage, wears a cowboy hat but he's from the suburbs. I think he has played the character Bret Michaels so long he thinks he is real.

Dads is one of those so close shows. The writing is a little dry, but I assume that is due to Network TV restrictions being so ridiculous. The true enemy to this show is Peter Riegert, he is a terrible actor and he doesn't have the credibility or likability to play such a character. He has zero chemistry with Seth Green, but luckily Seth Green can carry the scenes. I personally think the rest cast is stellar.

Sadly, they are going to have to add Implausible relationship story lines over the facade of their former show, like The Big Bang Theory, to attract coveted female viewers. Females as a majority don't like intelligent writing, good jokes or wit. They only want the exact cookie cutter romance smut story told over and over. "Let's make Romeo a vampire this time."