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When you are tired of superhero action or dark British crime stories and need something light yet engaging... I happened on this series while recovering from knee replacement. I had watch 100s of hours of streaming. This show was refreshing. I binged it in a weekend. Lots of fine young actors and dancers. Paris as the backdrop -fabu. It's not for everyone, but suited me just fine.

Always looking for clean and interesting programs for my youngest child. She loves this show but I would love to find out if a new season will be coming out in the near future.

I really liked this show. Its really great for some light and fun binge watching. I love the time travel theme but the only thing I really disliked were the time collectors. I didnt feel them at all and could not take that seriously, really bad acting. If the time collectors were a better element in the serie I would rate it higher.

At first, my 12 year old daughter asked me to watch the show with her. From her description, it sounded silly.Of course, I watched it anyway to spend time with her. To my suprise, I absolutely love it. I have been binge watching it with her. I am already looking foward to Season 2 and I am on Episode 21. The only thing that i can complain about is the hip hop dancing. The characters are very well played. I actually found myself yelling at Thea a dozen times. Whoever thought that a Russian princess, ballet, and tme travel would make for such a wonderful show.

I am aware this is a children's show, but it is very well done! Funny, quirky, adorable, great cast! I'm 34 years old and I loved this show! Lol ballet, time traveling, and Paris??? Couldn't ask for more! I can't wait for the next season!

Time travel shows have been done so much, I imagine it is hard to come up with something new. That being said, I think the show is quirky and interesting. It almost feels like a fresh take on time travel, but the "time collectors" irritate me so much l almost want to quit watching it.

Basically, there are three stooges who are supposed to be protecting the timeline, but they are ridiculous. They don't know what they are doing, they aren't armed or physically threatening in any way, they dont seem to answer to anyone or follow any rules, and they never accomplish anything because they get distracted with stupid shenanigans. Get them off the show and maybe I'll come back for season 2.

My husband and I love this show-Our 8 year old son likes it but not as much as us lol. We do love the time travel theme too. The young cast are superb! Love the quirkiness. We cannot wait for each episode. Hoping season 2 comes quick. A very sweet show-very refreshing. The Paris backdrop also enhances our viewing pleasure. I am writing this because i read some very negative comments that i simply COULD NOT AGREE WITH! WE LOVE LOVE LOVE IT!!!!

It's a good show, although I don't like the main character Lena (neither Max or Ines). I watch it mainly for Thea, Jeff and Frank. I think that Henri attempts to bring Lena back should be forgotten, this show would be also good if the plot focus only on the dance school.

Please consider those who gave negative review for this series as BLIND...this will become one of ur all time favourite ,only if u finish watching 5 to 6 episodes.....you can guess the story and plot, but what keeps you hooked is that in few episodes u blend into the series...after 15 episodes i started binge watching, i totally forgotten that iam watching on my big tv rather felt iam watching it live..... This feeling hardly occurs to tv series and more felt in sports watching becaise u blend in with game and players... Here take my word u will start loving all the characters and will blend in after few episodes...

I cringed when there was apparently a baignoire (bathtub) in the hallway of the Opera (I think they meant "toilet".) A chimney hadn't been cleaned in over 100 years, and a main character, who is supposed to be a great dancer, was able to pass as an Amish girl! (The Amish absolutely don't dance.) One of the elite dancers is even "self taught". (Real dancers will get a real kick out of that one.) The show is rife with this kind of obvious misstep that could have been overcome with a little budget directed to even one well-rounded cultural consultant. But if you can overlook the sometimes distractingly glaring errors, and you can go into a brainless entertainment zone and enjoy some frivolous fun, then this show may be for you. I had a hard time doing that (while watching every episode :-))

Then you'll love this show. The time travel stuff seems a bit quirky and oddly placed at first but it adds a new level of fun. I love this show. It was actually more fun and less cringie than Dance academy

Cannot wait everyday to watch this with my children. great show

This series is done pretty well with the exception of the flamboyant and totally extra "Time Keeper" characters. The whole series could do without them altogether. Why are they teenagers dressed like magicians? Villains are not always necessary. Other than those unnecessary characters, the show is great for comparing social aspects of the time periods. Great dance as well.

The cinematography as a whole just gives me bad vibes. The whole show is shot like the director makes arthritis medication commercials on the side.

Even without female lead Jessica Lord, Find Me In Paris is solid enough to attract a large audience, including me, but with her, the experience is memorable. Ten minutes into the first episode, she was far out in front of both the writing and a cast hired more for its dance ability than its acting chops. Her coworkers will flood television for decades, but Lord is on a fast track to a big-budget, A-list feature. She checks literally every box: young, blond, pretty (even "hot"), can cry on cue like a soap-opera queen, and convey an innocence which suggests blissful unawareness that Center Stage, Kate & Leopold, Back To The Future, and Time After Time were pulverized in a Cuisinart to yield this show.

We have a time-traveling (Back To The Future) ballerina (Center Stage), separated by more than a century from her boyfriend (Kate & Leopold), and chased by psychotic Brit criminals (Time After Time). The story literally writes itself, but is humorously executed. Massive scenery is chewed. The only reason this works is Jessica Lord being talented enough to convince us not to root against Helena, and the bad guys adhering to their own rigorously moral code as much as the "good guys" try, and fail, to adhere to theirs.

Some of the dance scenes are phenomenal, though it has that "Empire" feeling to it in that the fictional verdict on the content is stronger than its real-world counterparts.

My review is only for the first season cause only the first one is available on Netflix.

'Find Me In Paris' really is a teens series, and then especially for very young teens to be clear.

The story is not strong, nothing really happens. The parts being in 1905 were really boring. The three "musketeers" were just annoying characters. Henri does nothing more than chasing after Lena and the more the episodes evolved the more stupid it became. And what stupidity of showing us '1905' and 'present time' hundreds of times during the series! How stupid the writers think we are?!

The only really good thing for me was the dancing. The ballet- and hip hop performances were really good. That being said from a non-dancer. I loved the choreographies as well.

So if you love dancing and have a (very) young spirit, you will love this show.

I started this show thinking it would be a cute and funny show with some cool takes on time travel. The show doesn't live up to the trailers or the good reviews or anything. It's just disappointing. There are moments where you want to keep watching to find out what happens to the characters but it's so frustrating and hard to get through. Each episode feels like a melodrama. The dance class gets an assignment or they want to do this underground dance thing but something goes wrong or one of them can't get it. After watching a whole first season with 26 episodes then having the second season be the sane thing practically is just boring and makes me dislike the characters. The characters themselves are not really likable to begin with though. They constantly seem to treat each other badly, whine about something then hate when they get it, overreact to a lot of things, etc... The only parts worth watching for me were the time travel elements. It felt kind of like a unrealistic and humorous take. It gave me a bit of Doctor Who vibes on occasion. I kept trying to watch just for that alone and to see what would happen with Henri, who I did like, or the time collectors and bureau. However, I couldn't get over the unnecessary drama and whining the characters always seemed to do. It feels like a very bad version of Dance Academy with time travel and that show wasn't even 10/10 either mine you. Would not recommend this show. It's not worth it in the end

I loved each and every episode of this show. It has a sweet storyline that includes lessons in family, love, and friendship. It has the perfect amount of comedy, drama, and intrigue. The show can appeal to young and old audiences with its mix of classical ballet and modern hip-hop dance. I think it's perfect for the whole family. I just wish there would be a second season. Brava Hulu.

I love this show. Probably because I am female and have a love story heart. Lol I watched season 1 on hulu and this site says there 2 seasons. I sure hope it airs soon. I wonder if the little witchy knows back in 1805 they hung ppl. Lol Wish I knew when 2 is going to be aired to watch!