Necrotongue

When I started watching the series, I had no idea what I was getting into. I didn't read the synopsis or the ratings and reviews, so after a couple of Alyssa's lines, I realized my expectations were way off, but I quickly adapted to it. I immensely enjoyed the main characters/antiheroes. The creators managed to keep the story going, and my favorite English humor wasn’t in short supply. I binge-watched all the episodes in three hours, and I wasn’t bored for a single moment. On the contrary, I had a great time and I would like more such series. // After watching the second season, I’m slightly less thrilled, but I still had fun.

I somewhat expected a similar ending, but I was definitely not disappointed. I enjoyed the conversations in the mobile home, but the ending of the series brought me the greatest satisfaction. I'm glad the creators were able to avoid any kind of happy ending, that would have been a cold shower.

The panopticon of local characters was complemented by Alyssa's quirky father in the seventh episode, and the mood was changing like on a rollercoaster. It was already very evident that the situation was slowly becoming completely unmanageable and that the story would conclude with the next episode. I can only say that I had a good time once again.

I would rate the sixth episode with four stars because the creators did not slack off in terms of quality again, but I had to add an extra point for the gas station robbery. I had a great time watching it, English humor just suits me, and there was plenty of it here, even though there was no screaming and banging on cymbals.

Compared to the previous two episodes, the fifth episode was slightly weaker, but I was still very satisfied. I liked how the creators managed to move the story forward in just twenty minutes and also give the main characters more depth. I'm starting to regret that I never got my hands on the comic book source.

I rated the fourth episode with five stars because I enjoyed the plot despite the absence of similar action scenes that occurred in the previous episode. James hid a huge potential within himself; not only did he turn out to be a great cook, but he also showcased his hairdressing skills now.

I enjoyed the previous episodes, but the third one was great. The twenty-minute excellent work with the characters' psyche, James' internal conflict of being a psychopath-romantic-killer was amazing and Alyssa's internal monologue in response to the ongoing events was flawless. And that raw action at the end...

In the second episode, the creators continued their well-started work, the main characters can certainly be annoying to some viewers, but I find them extremely likable and really enjoy them. I also enjoy how Alyssa makes all the decisions and how well James functions when he is properly directed.

It took me a while to realize what the series would be about, but then I completely "got into" the plot. Both main characters are the exact opposite of awful "goody-goodies" and perfect "cool" types, whom I don't trust even the nose between their eyes, so I immediately liked them.

Season 3 left a little to be desired, and I consider it the weakest one so far. I was looking forward to the grim atmosphere of the previous seasons as well as a good dose of suspense, but I was put on a strict diet this time. The story had atmosphere, but not as powerful, and there was practically no tension. I didn’t like that the ending was hurried to provide enough time to set the stage for the next season. I'm not saying I was bored. Not at all. I was just looking forward to a magnificent feast and only got a vegetarian portion.