It bothers me that this site specifically is outraged about this now. This site was nothing but love about this show as little as two weeks ago, and now is mad at it for information that’s been available for anyone who cared to look the whole time.

> It kind of feels like they are getting even dumber but that’s probably just perception. At the same time the vast majority of the media we consume is bad and getting worse.

Yes!  I’ve been dying for this show to return, as well as “Work in Progress.”

It’s weird that what is essentially a work place comedy that happens to be set in police station is held so accountable for cop TV shows. They have a strong history of addressing issues such as race and sexuality. And it’s the only show whos cast and creators have came out said that things need to be change when it…

It's def a stylization thing, and I think Aziz comes off the best outside of the parents, but yeah the acting is super super strange. Most of the people in it have been at least fine in the past so it def feels like a stylistic choice. And 100 % agreed that Eric and Lena were the worst at...whatever they were going…

That’s rough...she was only 17. I am Asian, but I would not hold someone to account for their actions 10 years ago, especially when they were minor. What this highlights is that racism exists in all colours, not just white. And we are a long way from addressing racism within ethnic minorities. I think the world is now…

It will really help our teenager’s mental health to know they can lose a job when they are adults if they are not PERFECT in highschool. This information, and the way it’s covered, will drive more people to suicide.

A male athlete twice her size threatens her with violence. She objects and his fans target her and dig up stuff from 10 years ago?

Tell me again how any of this makes women, black women, Asian women, or Asians in general safer?

Because it sure looks to me like this was started by a man making a joke about violence and…

Say it with me people: She.Was.17.

Roxane Gat is way more progressive than me, so I’m surprised she doesn’t have an issue with the shows filmed in exotic locales.Aren’t they always about retiree couples from the US/Canada looking to move to cheaper cost of living locations? Isn’t that exploitive? 

When I painted my daughter’s room I discovered that the previous owners had painted over wallpaper. So I started to take the wallpaper down, only to find another layer of painted wallpaper. I decided to burn the house, because it was obviously cursed. 

Very much same. I live in rural Indiana. As much as I love the dynamic between Mina and Karen (who reminds me so much of my late mom it’s almost hard to watch sometimes), I do worry they are rehabbing parts of Indy out of the price range of the people who kinda need them to stay cheaper neighborhoods. Every time they…

I understand that it can be frustrating to watch people shop for $2 million houses in such dire economic times.

Every time a new homeowner pulls up some shitty-ass carpet to find the house originally had cypress floors, I call bullshit.

Season 1 ranges from meh to bad and the villain is terrible. Season 2 is much better and the show climbs after that.

Season One should be seen to basically appreciate *spoiler character redacted* while they’re around. That aside, S2-S3 is where it really shines.

Season 1 was the epitome of “meh.” (Did you know Hawkgirl was a barista?)
Now it’s the best show on the CW.

I mean, yeah, but personally I think you should watch s1 to fully appreciate the evolution of Sara and Mick, and why Rip had to be shown the fucking door as captain

Season one is a bit of a drag, with an underwhelming villain and two equally underwhelming heroes (it’s very obvious who I’m referring to).

Season 1 is rough, grim, and a bit on the boring side. Season 2 is an excellent course-correction toward FUN, and by season 3 it’s completely bonkers.