ThiefHott Too much of everything

Senteur As somebody who had not heard any of this before, it became a curious phenomenon to sit and watch a film and slowly have the realities begin to click into place.

BelSports This is a coming of age storyline that you've seen in one form or another for decades. It takes a truly unique voice to make yet another one worth watching.

Allison Davies The film never slows down or bores, plunging from one harrowing sequence to the next.

Mardi the one and only season has just aired here in Australia and i thought it was absolutely brilliant! i love it! all the story lines are so good! and its a much more realistic view on teen and family life today. yet it still kept strong family values of sticking together and being there for each other. their problems were real, and it really drew you into the show. the show is basically about this family called 'the Days' and their lives. the family consisted of Abby Day (mum), Jack Day (dad), Natalie Day (sporty daughter), Cooper Day (outsider son), and Nathan Day (boy genius son). each episodes a day of their life, with coopers perspective on things throughout it. i loved cooper his insight through out the show was just great. he was by far my favorite character. it ended with so many things it could've continued with, I'm really sad another season wasn't made. it was a great show I'm gonna miss it.

sotyarfreak This show was amazing. I fell in love with it on the night it aired. Don't let anyone tell you anything else. Cooper is the best part of the show and I feel that Evan Peters plays him well. He is an individual with his own true edge that makes the show more realistic. All of the things in the show could really happen which is the scary thing. The music is also well placed. It really sets the mood right away. I love how Cooper Day is really pictured as the odd-ball in the family. We can all relate to that. He is just your typical teenage guy. Which show would put a pot-smoking teenage rocker as their main character? It was about time someone did. The setting of the story also fits well with what"s going on. This is the kind of show that you can imagine yourself in because of the reality. This is a great show but if you don't want to take my advise then watch the show. If you don't like the story-line then I'm sure that you will be just as happy watching Evan Peters for an hour. He is very good looking.

hobo_hobisho This show has a good premise--typically screwed up American family. They appear pretty together, until you realize they are coming completely unraveled. The show's acting is not AS horrible as some of the other shows on TV (Are you listening, OC???) but it isn't anything to write home about either. The single outstanding feature is the camera work--and its not outstanding in a good way. Watching the show made me motion sick--not an ideal quality in a television program. The camera moves constantly, pulling in for WAY too close-ups, then pulls out and readjusts three or four times a second. It's absolutely awful. The pacing is off because of the camera work; it constantly seems like everything the character is saying is Shocking or Very Grave. If they would work on that, I'd watch it again.

ralfe It's a rather quirky show, interested in trying a new approach to a dramatic/comedy type of family storyline that wants to talk about the dynamics of a family as a unit and as individuals. Think "My So Called Life" meets "Joan of Arcadia" type of vibe, with a bit of Disney type humor, ie "Even Stevens." The acting is sometimes awkward, but it works, as the family is a little awkward in its dynamic. It is almost a personality quirk of the show itself. The hour is narrated by 15 year old defunct Cooper Day, the floppy haired, indie music listening middle son who wants to be a writer. He does a good job of injecting humor and irony into the rhythm. It's worth a watch. I enjoyed it's offbeat storytelling.