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This show is decent but trash on the low. The acting is ok, a step above cringe but still not that good. The songs are pretty good and I added some of them to my playlist. There aren't too many wacky storylines and overall, it flows pretty well. I say get past the first two episodes because they are still establishing the storylines.

Surely the financial difficulties could be sorted to now get either a new series 4 made or to finalise the story with a movie to complete and draw up the loose ends after such a cliff hanging end to series 3.

All fans must demand that Netflix or Paramount find a way to finalise the storyline ending. By creating either a concluding final series 4 or by creating a concluding movie.

Loved all the performances, but I mostly loved Queen's performance as Carlotta, who concreted all the characters together.

We need far more TV to deal with these types of issues, and to show women as true survivors.

Don't pay any attention to the low ratings since they are all at least a year old! Check it out for yourself!

So this time we have the poor white girl and the rich black girl which is a change of pace. I agree with a few of the other reviews that the show could be predictable, but I get what Lee Daniels was doing when he said he was just trying to balance things out. The music is great, always me some Queen and that dynamic voice of hers taking me to church for a moment. It is going to attract a certain type of viewer, but if it does it will probably do a little better than I think. But it is no way equal to Empire. I have added it to my watchlist though. Lee Daniels it's time to get out of your comfort zone and let's see what else you have to offer at this point.

Storyline was pretty soapy and major elements were unbelievable (like the artists never leave Atlanta - even the awards were supposedly in Atlanta). But the music was great and the acting was fine. Overall an enjoyable watch.