S.I.S.

As it is a national holiday, here's to Arrested Development. Genuinely the funniest show I've ever seen, using comedy that's not only unpredictable but also incredibly well thought out. The mark it made on my life is one that still hasn't gone away, nor would I ever want it to.

Breaking Bad had a really strong beginning, weak middle, and a fantastic end. If you’re willing to put up with some slow bits nessasary to the story, then I fully recommend this show. Its greater moments are that much more worth it. Also fly episode was the best one deal with it.

Better Call Saul is a very solid show with some fantastic moments but also some boring self-obsessed scenes. I’d say it’s worth it for the compelling story and later seasons, but considering how humdrum season 1 was I doubt many people will get there. This is a show I liked btw.

Very concerned about the quality of Sunny season 13. I don't know if I'm in the minority, but I thought season 12 was the worst season the show ever had. Only one good episode imo. And now that Dennis is gone(?), the odds are definitely against this season.
Here's to hoping they'll somehow pull through, though.
(They didn't)

Ozark season 1 is the most boring length of media I have ever watched. It starts off with an incredibly strong first episode and then meanders with then next nine, having about 5 minutes of interest in each. I honestly have no idea how I managed to finish it.
Season 2 on the other hand is almost completely opposite. Each episode I was entirely invested in the characters and their stories, and watching the show actually felt fun and not like a chore. Whether or not that sounds like a show worth watching is up to you.
(Have since watched season 3 and thought it was very bad. Makes me wonder if season 2 was actually good.)

Community is a bad show that pretends to be smart. They constantly rag on cliches yet also perform those same cliches in later episodes. Season 1 has some good moments but that's pretty much it. I'd be lying if I said the show isn't charming, but so is Family Guy.