Such a frustrating disappointment

One of my all time favorites.

it is finally so absorbing because it plays like a lyrical road odyssey that’s also a detective story.

A terrific literary drama and character piece that shows how the process of creating art can be seen differently by those doing it and those looking at it from the outside.

Two episodes in and I'm wondering if this show improves at all. I remember watching twin peaks with a friend who dissed it in 30 minutes. I explained that the facade of cheesy suburbia helped enhance the menacing surreal stories that would evolve. I'm guessing that this won't be happening with The Good Witch. It's so twee and sweet. My good lady watches shows with vampires and / or werewolves which I tend to avoid. I guess this show is another excuse for teenage angst and adult crisis management. It doesn't really matter what the theme is - the format is generic and dull. Like watching another special effects extravaganza from Marvel expect strong daja vu and not an interesting show.

I asked my sister about this movie/documentary and she told me that "Bewitched" didn't have a plot at all. Unsubscribed and unfollowed from instagram. Blocked on twitter. The police was called. There were casualties. IMDb told me that my review had to be 5 lines long minimum in order for the gargoyles that run this website to approve it. So i am going to write a small poem: "Roses are Red, my favorite kind of steak is sirloin, i am very broke, and need money for heroin". Thank you very much. Don't forget to vote Trump for 2020! Fly Eagles Fly! Drive Safe!Love, Me (plz love me)

I'm not even sure why I've watched two seasons of this show. I guess I'm running out of things to watch on Netflix. There's so many things that's annoying about this show. Mostly about the main character. 1. They're so goddamn perfect and happy all the time. They look like they get dressed by birds in the morning. But none of them seems to have a personality or sense of humor. Especially the mother and daughter. They're just perfect beings who never does something exciting or interesting. But do they have a hobby or ever do anything for fun? The answer is: no. Never. They just sit around with their perfectness and herbal tea. 2. OK... So she's a witch? And her daughter and cousin are also witches? But wtf is their superpower? Drinking herbal tea and eating vegetables and tofu? Then I know quite a few witches. Oh. And the main character also had the "superpower" to know that a cherry cupcake with orange frosting would be nice. And also she's good at finding useless gifts for people. Maybe just call the show "The woman with intuition and a weird smile on her face" instead? 3. Everything Cassie says sounds like a motivational poster. Who wrote this script? It's so hilarious - but I really don't think it's intentional. 4. How does she have time to run a B&B and a store? She never seems just a tiny bit stressed out about it. Actually she never seems to be actually working. She's always just chatting with her friends in her store - and maybe just going to a customer and showing them some useless stuff because her "supernatural powers" tells her that they would like it. And that store. What does it sell exactly? Tea and candles and random stuff? And most the stuff she just gives away. And the other characters: - The daughter: A mini Cassie, who will be just as annoyingly perfect as her mom when she grows up. She's of course a straight A student and good at every thing she does. - The mayor - No one is like that in real life. She's just annoying and caricatured. - The bistro-friend - Does she have a personality? I'm not quite sure? - The cousin - She might be the most relatable character. What bugs me is that it seems like the show would want us to think that she's a bad person because she's nos AS perfect as the others. She's really not. She's just human and actually focuses on her own happiness. - The neighbor - Also somewhat relatable so far. He want's a relationship with his son. I just don't get why he's so in love with Cassie. They literally have nothing in common. - The stepson (and his wife) - Boring. And the wife... Seriously. You just moved back in together. It seems like you've been living apart for years because of school. And one minute later you go baby crazy? What about making your relationship work first and enjoy actually living together a little. Relax, woman. - The stepdaughter - Where did she go? She just left? - The father in law - Is just like her handy man? I don't really get it. He's only there when she needs stuff done? The neighbors son - "The bad boy"......... hahahaha. No. Just no. Three stars - Because it's easy to watch and it's sometimes unintentionally hilarious.

Despite what others may regard this drama to be "too sweet", "too unrealistic", I would like to highlight that What I really like about this drama is that it has lots of "kindness" within the character played by Catherine Bell. More importantly, she has that very "composed" nature that didn't make her go brag about what she could do and come across as someone very humble and modest, not overrated and make it very comfortable for the viewers to watch and follow through. In real life, such personality is very commendable and therefore to me this is rather inspiring in a different way. I also love the sense of "calmness" present throughout the episodes with very soothing background tracks. Even if this is a "spell", this "spell" is "therapeutic". I hope this drama will go on for a few more seasons. Well done! :D