SunnyHello Nice effects though.

SnoReptilePlenty Memorable, crazy movie

UnowPriceless hyped garbage

PiraBit if their story seems completely bonkers, almost like a feverish work of fiction, you ain't heard nothing yet.

CoolRam This is a very wholesome family series. Love it so much but I'm just so frustrated that it was being canceled. I love to watch this series with my family and children. It portrays love, helping one another, drama, action, sci-fi and so many things evolve in this series. Good writer, too.I don't want to criticize other series. We all have our own tastes. But just wondering why this series was canceled. Was hoping for more, you know, then suddenly, poof, canceled.I hope there will be more series of this kind.God bless us all.

fatontora Another series closely related to Steven King's Carrie. The first couple of episodes were descent and then it was all downhill from there. A 7.3 rating? Seriously? Episodes 3 through 12 were painfully similar.In every episode a little orphan girl named Bo with unharnessed mental powers wakes up from a nightmare/vision knowing she has to help someone avoid death or find a loved one or whatever. In the meantime she has to avoid getting nabbed by this government aided sleazy scientist who wants to use her abilities as a weapon (Surpise surprise!). The only suspense to this whole charade is that the main clown she's running around the country with is her wrongfully imprisoned and now on the run long-lost daddy.My 8 year old daughter watched this crap and I had to watch while baby-sitting.Boy I'm so glad it got canceled.I'm sure the writers from this show will have a hard time finding another paycheck ever again

SnoopyStyle William Tate (Jake McLaughlin) is a death row inmate. Mysterious Dr. Milton Winter (Delroy Lindo) gives him a choice and breaks him out of prison. Winter puts Tate in charge of Bo (Johnny Sequoyah) who is a little girl with supernatural powers and it turns out she's actually his daughter. Winter leads a team of former colleagues who let Bo escape from the tyrannical Roman Skouras (Kyle MacLachlan). Now the powerful Skouras is using police resources and other supernaturals to track down Bo.This show starts off with some problems. I never understood why Winter couldn't be more hands on with Tate and Bo. They're thrown to the wolves for no good reason. The good part is that Tate and Bo get to spend time alone together. Their chemistry is so much fun. The other problem is that the world is clueless to the supernatural powers. It is unlikely but more important, the show loses Believe-ability. It's also so derivative to so many other sci-fi shows. It's not a good thing to twist the show to bend the concept to fit this box. I do love the father daughter chemistry. If they could work out a simpler way to get to that point, the show would have worked out better. It's a midseason replacement that got cut rather early. I wish this could have lasted longer.

Kristenw17 Its refreshing to see a show that not only isn't completely predictable, but which also gives off a vibe of being exciting and action packed. Its not all action, and its not all science fiction. Its a mix of the good qualities that any genre of television can provide. Action, humor, science fiction, etc; but without the repetitive nature that seems to come with following a specific genres motifs. Every cop show gives off the same vibe as any other cop show. Believe's vibe is one of a kind that breaks free of genre stereotypes. At least the stereotypes that I worry about. ;) In particular the best aspect of this show, in my opinion, is the innocence of its main character. Too many shows today are about the shock factor to real in viewers. Believe, like any other show, has some of the usual cliques to draw in viewers. But it still provides aspects that are refreshing and wholesome in nature. After all whats better than remembering the good in humanity while watching some cute and exciting television?