Spidersecu Don't Believe the Hype

Maleeha Vincent It's funny, it's tense, it features two great performances from two actors and the director expertly creates a web of odd tension where you actually don't know what is happening for the majority of the run time.

Marva It is an exhilarating, distressing, funny and profound film, with one of the more memorable film scores in years,

Cristal The movie really just wants to entertain people.

skier1000-1 I stumbled upon "Doc" after watching "Little House..." on the Hallmark Channel and was pleasantly surprised. This show worked for Billy Ray and I found it believable. The show was well written, the cast was well suited, and acting decent. TV needs more of this type of programming, that makes one feel good and is positive. Watching this show made me feel refreshing, invigorated and reminded me to believe in the goodness of people. It was nice to watch this uplifting, positive story and not the hateful, violent, cynical material and bad screenplay and writing that now fills TV programming in recent years. TV these days caters to the youngest TV audiences and sacrifices quality in favor of sensationalism and violence.

trigs17 Doc just sneaks up on you. At first you think it's corny (especially Billy Ray's mullet), but then you start to go hmmm or ohhh because it really touches you and makes you feel good...I mean really good. It's funny and it always makes you kinda smile in the end because even though some of the situations and characters are awful, someone ends up doing the right thing in the end...sometimes it's even the awful person. We need more of that on TV. I'm so glad that gmc (used to be called gospel music channel) picked up this show! I watch gmc on Comcast 189 in Atlanta, but it's also on Directv 338. You can go to www.watchgmctv.com to find out what cable companies carry gmc. The acting isn't bad...Billy Ray really convinces you that he's a down to earth person (which he really is in life, not jaded like so many people in New York,who deals with situations straight up and with faith. I like that a show isn't afraid to show people with faith. But Doc doesn't beat you over the head with a religious message. It just makes you feel that there are good people in the world -- not corny, not goofy, not unrealistic -- just people who want to try to do the right thing. That's a great thing to have on TV these days!

aubreys1 I found "Doc" several years ago in rerun and have been fortunate enough to pick up the entire series as it was repeated. This has enabled me to see the entire series. One of the best family shows on TV. The ending show was great and not predictable as most shows just seem to end without the result that is hoped for.My favorite star was Nurse Nancy. After watching the series from the first to the last it was obvious (to me) that Andrea must have received some guidance to let her hair grow long and lose her "New York accent" -- good move. I hope to see more of her in other shows.And yes, I believe that the music was too loud and some dialog was lost to the viewer.

dkineorchard I watch Doc every week and think it is the best show on T.V. Billy Ray does such a great job at acting as the Doctor that at times I forget he really isnt a doctor. All his shows seem to have a message and i find them to be very touching and so real. I wish he would sing in one of his shows cuz I love his music as well. He's the greatest. The other actors are great too. I cannot tell you how much I enjoy the show and really hope it continues. It is like a breath of fresh air to watch. Billy Ray seems to be so humble and down to earth. I would love just to shake his hand and tell him he's the best. I wonder if he really can ride horses as I grew up with horses all my life and rode in the rodeos. Keep up the great show. It's the best!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!