I am pretty good at giving TV recommendations. Sometimes I get so excited about a TV show that I tell everyone to watch it, even if I know they'll hate it, like the time I told my sister to watch Buffy the Vampire Slayer, or the time I made my whole family watch Community even though I knew my mom would hate every character. Usually, though, I know which shows to recommend to which people. For a while I got stuck in watching old shows on Netflix. Lately, however, I've gotten back into the game. So here is my guide to fall TV:
The Last Man on Earth - One of the funniest shows I have ever seen. It's currently airing its fourth season, and I don't know how I missed it up until now. I remember watching the first few episodes when they originally aired, but I found the characters to be so uncomfortable I couldn't keep watching. I got caught up on Hulu, and I would say to anyone who likes comedies, give this a shot. Interesting plot, great cast, funny guest stars. 5/5
Kevin (Probably) Saves the World - I would probably not tell anyone to watch this. If I'm being totally honest, it's the show that I'm most excited for every week. I used to be in love with the older brother on Joan of Arcadia. Well now he has his own show that is very similar to Joan of Arcadia, but not as good. It's just a soft, uplifting show that I can't in good conscience recommend to anyone. 5/5 for me, 3/5 for others probably?
The Mick - I'm not sure how I found this show, I think Hulu just put it on my watchlist. It's a comedy in its second season. I haven't seen the first season, but the second season is pretty funny. I don't have much to say about it. I'm starting to realize why it's a good thing I don't do many written reviews of things. 4/5
The Good Doctor - I haven't seen this and I absolutely refuse to try it. Freddie Highmore was cute in Finding Neverland and that's it. My grandparents love this show and keep trying to make me watch it, but my sister watched part of the pilot and she said she hated it. But she's also the sister who hated Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and I'm pretty sure her favorite TV show is Kathie Lee and Hoda. ?/5, if someone has seen The Good Doctor please comment and let me know if it's good.
The Last Man on Earth - One of the funniest shows I have ever seen. It's currently airing its fourth season, and I don't know how I missed it up until now. I remember watching the first few episodes when they originally aired, but I found the characters to be so uncomfortable I couldn't keep watching. I got caught up on Hulu, and I would say to anyone who likes comedies, give this a shot. Interesting plot, great cast, funny guest stars. 5/5
Kevin (Probably) Saves the World - I would probably not tell anyone to watch this. If I'm being totally honest, it's the show that I'm most excited for every week. I used to be in love with the older brother on Joan of Arcadia. Well now he has his own show that is very similar to Joan of Arcadia, but not as good. It's just a soft, uplifting show that I can't in good conscience recommend to anyone. 5/5 for me, 3/5 for others probably?
The Mick - I'm not sure how I found this show, I think Hulu just put it on my watchlist. It's a comedy in its second season. I haven't seen the first season, but the second season is pretty funny. I don't have much to say about it. I'm starting to realize why it's a good thing I don't do many written reviews of things. 4/5
The Good Doctor - I haven't seen this and I absolutely refuse to try it. Freddie Highmore was cute in Finding Neverland and that's it. My grandparents love this show and keep trying to make me watch it, but my sister watched part of the pilot and she said she hated it. But she's also the sister who hated Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and I'm pretty sure her favorite TV show is Kathie Lee and Hoda. ?/5, if someone has seen The Good Doctor please comment and let me know if it's good.
I’m always looking for a good show to watch so maybe I’ll try a couple of these ones.
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