You know how much I love Fleetwood Mac! Now you're being bad and sassy!I don't disagree with anything you've said here. But when you truly love someobody, you're honest with them. And when does hiding something as important as having a new boyfriend from your husband EVER work out well?? I can't believe she's sleeping every night with her newly returned husband while having a boyfriend on the side. Yucky.
True Fleetwood Mac fans knew this.
I liked it too, but felt like I needed to catch my breath, especially when we found out the lead character has a serious illness. I'll give it a chance for a few weeks, probably.I thought New Amsterdam was very strong. Top-notch writing, direction and acting. But about 3/4 of the way through, I wondered if I'd tune in for episode two because there was so much story, all very dramatic and I thought, "they need to slow things down at time and give us a chance to breathe". I need to feel a connection to at least a few of the characters to want to continue with a show. And about that time, they finally did slow things down and there was a nice intereaction between the lead character and the media-savvy top doc. So I'm giving episode two a chance.
I'm really loving The Good Place. I found it late on Netflix but I'm keeping track of it this season as it airs. I can't wait to see how their experiment works out.
And "Fear the Walking Dead" has gotten much better since they killed off most of the original cast.
I love the addition of Jenna Elfman, Maggie Grace and Mo Collins.
I don't disagree with anything you've said here. But when you truly love someobody, you're honest with them. And when does hiding something as important as having a new boyfriend from your husband EVER work out well?? I can't believe she's sleeping every night with her newly returned husband while having a boyfriend on the side. Yucky.
New guy on Lethal Weapon =
Glad I’m not the only one who was impressed by the new guy on Lethal Weapon.
https://www.indiewire.com/2018/09/lethal-weapon-season-3-riggs-dead-episode-1-spoilers-1202006530/
), but I do like the show and wanted to see how they handled Martin. Its almost like this script was already written with Martin Riggs in mind, and they just put in some background story to explain the new guy, but the writing is still the Lethal Weapon that's been cultivated the last 2 seasons and it was like it was Martin and Roger during all those cop scenes. And Cole is very Martin-like in his delivery (which is why I think the first few scripts were probably already written before all the drama, or at least they had it story boarded into the next season), and it all flowed very well and it did kind of seamlessly move the story forward. Although I would have liked to seen a proper goodbye for Martin with a funeral versus moving from "I'm sorry" to "six months later" all in 25 seconds. It could have just been like 5 minutes with all the characters at his grave site, but I'm guessing Damon put the kibosh on any kind memorial for Martin (yes, I'm still bitter ), but whatever. And even though I loved Clayne and Martin, the new guy is not so bad. But they need to steer clear of having him be an emotionally broken man like Martin was and just making him a copy of Martin's story. In conclusion, they did a good job appeasing me. I'm in. 
Just finished watching A Million Little Things too and that one had me hooked by the funeral scene. I totally didn't see those twists coming at all so I'm very interested in seeing how things play out over the course of the season.
I'm going to give it at least one more shot. Pilots are often horrible.One less thing to record for me! I'm out.
And "Fear the Walking Dead" has gotten much better since they killed off most of the original cast.
Was going to edit with spoiler quotes but my edit option expired.
