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OK, my review is more about the acting and casting! Both of which I appreciate. Bryan Cranston IS who he is! Phenomenal! I never watched Braking Bad until now. His portrayal of LBJ was spectacular. And equally so as Ned Fleming. James Franco, as the outrageous boyfriend, is off-the-chart! And the son, Griffin Gluck, whom I really adored in his role on "About a Boy", is equally endearing. This kid has something really special!. I miss that show! Zoey Deutch, plays the daughter and love interest of James Franco. Spicy great! I only knew names of 3 of these actors, but that does not diminish how great I thought they each played their individual roles. The guy who plays Gustav, Keegan-Michael Key, adds another interesting layer to this comedy. The wife looks and acts so much like Tina Fey, I had to look it up! I don't get why so many people voted this down or anything below an 8 stars. I had to watch it twice, before I return! It's a comedy, with a story. I loved the tasteless profanity--bad balls and all! Ooops, almost forgot-Justine. "She" reminds me of the computer character in The Accountant. Maybe crude, at times, but it works! LOL for me!!! And that's LAUGH!

This was my favorite talent show. I loved the judges and their "chemistry". I only discovered it by accident. Seems like it did not did enough publicity. I especially liked when John Rich showed so much character, by standing up for Jewel, when someone made some rude reference. I've always been a fan of Jewel. Ever since first hearing her hit, "Hands". I think that was back around 1997? Became a fan of John Rich through this show. So sorry that it's no longer around, but even more bewildered by those low marks here on IMDb. Just do not get that AT ALL!!!Probably fanatic fans of another show. Just know, I really liked this shows and all of its judges!! The two guys and Jewel!!! She's a GEM!!

Pays to seize the upper-hand and have persistence, determination, and balls! The two McDonald brothers were hard working, honest, and ethical. Those three skills are not exactly a formula for financial success. "The Founder", a story about Americana. After seeing interviews, I was prepared to see a real hood-winking! What I saw was a man of the 50's, chasing the American Dream, the best way he knew how. During the 50' & 60's, people who set goals of being financially successful, were "students" of Dale Carnegie and/or Norman Vincent Peale's "Power of Positive Thinking, driven by persistence and determination. I have to say, MICHAEL KEATON has become my favorite actor of the 21st century! He's even endearing as the "bad guy". Exiting the theater, I over-heard some women commenting the despicable actions, by their standards, of Ray Kroc. The "handshake" that was never honored was unethical and I'm not sure why he wouldn't have been more reasonable or fair, but other than that, I could support his ideas and drive. Given how hard he had worked, for so long, I admired his brilliance!