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As someone who was a die hard fan of The Originals (and personally could not stand TVD) I was a bit skeptical about this show. Surprisingly I really enjoy it. The show is about teenagers in a supernatural high school setting and so it's understandable that they would exploring themes such as young love. I mean the characters are supposed to be 15-18 year olds. I like how the show does not take itself too seriously and understands that is a level of cheesiness to it. My only hope is that they explore more mature themes as the show progresses.

I was hooked on this show the second I saw the first trailer. Each episode is a new victim but the show does follow an overall storyline. This show is like CSI and Veronica Mars but with a zombie twist.

I have watched many different K-dramas and if you are looking for your typical comedy romance love triangle K-drama this ain't it! In fact I wouldn't even consider this show a K-drama and would go so far as to call it Korean Game of Thrones.

I was genuinely so surprised at the production value, the sets, the costumes, and most importantly the writing. For years I stopped watching K-dramas because the market is over saturated with romance comedy love triangles. However, watching Arthdal Chronicles is such a breath of fresh air.

If you miss Game of Thrones and don't mind the language barrier and reading subtitles Arthdal Chronicles is definitely worth checking out. This show is an action packed fantasy genre filled with scheming, backstabbing, strategizing, political fighting, and of course beheading.

This show is criminally underrated because it is a Canadian show and I have a strong feeling that if it debuted in America it would be more well known.

As someone who was a die hard fan of The Originals (and personally could not stand TVD) I was a bit skeptical about this show. Surprisingly I really enjoy it. The show is about teenagers in a supernatural high school setting and so it's understandable that they would exploring themes such as young love. I mean the characters are supposed to be 15-18 year olds. I like how the show does not take itself too seriously and understands that is a level of cheesiness to it. My only hope is that they explore more mature themes as the show progresses.

I was skeptical before even watching the show because it was a YouTube Original and I genuinely thought it was going to be some cringy YouTuber crap. I'm so glad I was wrong! What first drawn me to the show was the whole jumper aspect because I'm huge fan of of the superhero genre, but I'm glad the show focused on the drama and being a jumper/teleporter took a backseat.

This show is immensely underrated and it being a YouTube Original is, how I can see, turning people off but don't knock it til you try it! The show might really surprise you!

The only thing that sucked was how Netflix cancelled the show. Otherwise, this show is phenomenal it was cute, it was strikingly very progressive, it had love, it had hate. It had everything. The only thing it's missing is a second season.

I don't know why they decided having people who are obviously not English speakers speaking English. Also the movie is set in Japan with Chinese characters there was no need for anyone to speak English. They should have been speaking Japanese or Mandarin.

30 minutes into the first episode and the acting is just deplorable, it's on the level of Power Rangers acting. At least my 7 year old cousin enjoys it.

First of all, this show is a comedy and is not to be taken seriously. Even though this show is supposed to be about a post apocalyptic world it is suppose to be taken with a grain of salt as it is a COMEDY.

You have to get past Phil (Tandy's) pettiness and dumb lies from the first season which friggin' irritated me and I nearly dropped the show. First season Tandy and second season Tandy are completely different and he really starts to grow on you within the second season.

Not to mention, this show makes me laugh consistently every single episode. I just cannot contain myself. I am literally DYING of laughter. I friggin' love this show.