artistgirl7698 Reviews

AwesomenessTV (2013–2017)

Whattup with the majority of negative ratings?

[8/10 · 22 October 2013]

I don't think it's so bad, it's actually quite funny. I thought it would be too much like Disney's So Random, but the writing is a lot more engaging and funnier.

1 star is a bit too harsh, don't you think? Also, those low ratings are mostly from the under 18 category. I don't know what's expected anymore.

I'd say ignore those negative reviews and give it a try. Likeness will definitely vary from person to person but I would recommend watching this.

• Teenager that loves good comedy

New Girl (2011–2018)

I think bad reviewers aren't giving it a big enough chance

[10/10 · 3 March 2013]

I'm sorry, but I don't know a single TV show where every, episode is perfect. I hate that many reviews are negatively reviewed on what little they've watched & complaining about aspects of the show that ARE actually evident in the bigger picture (other/later episodes). One reviewer I noticed, said that there wasn't enough storyline development, saying the characters were too boring and going nowhere. It is a television show. Anything huge that happens, is gradually built up, because if it weren't, shows would be over before you know it (due to nothing left to write about). It takes time to learn to love or recognise characters' chemistry, it's wrong to judge a show's characters if you don't know them well enough yet.

Recent episodes of New Girl have specifically revealed a lot of good and huge movements in characters, which has effectively kept the show interesting (bad critics, you guys are missing out). I honestly think the writers are doing a great job with their pacing and highly creative interactions with characters. The amount of views has been charted high in the ranks (top 10) and has been increasing with new episodes. Would it make sense if it was a low rated show?

I am definitely picky when it comes to TV shows for I've always noticed and hated when minor to rather large flaws would be evident in shows. You know, when a character does an action that doesn't fit within the storyline? Or a scene hasn't been included, and it confuses the plot? Well, I found that New Girl isn't like that. It has no flaws pretty much 100% of the time (if it has, I've hardly noticed them), which means the show flows really well. Also, like many would have mentioned, the chemistry is incredibly significant between characters, which is really what brings out the humour of the show that makes it so much more funnier.

New Girl isn't like other comedies. I'd always hated popular comedies that were apparently 'funny' because of their offensive, violent or stereotypical ways. This show is hardly like that, and I think that's what really attracted me. It also has no background laughter (bonus!), which allows viewers to really let loose and choose what's funny (majority of content will at the very least make you smile, I promise).

If you want a fresh, creative, original and/or unique show that genuinely makes you laugh, you have to give New Girl a shot. It's ranked #1 for me.

• Hard TV show critic