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I didn't think that this show could get any worse but you fooled me. Ariana had taken this show right into the crapper. She is plastic, phony and now creepy.

She rode the coattails of Tom to get name recognition. She was all smug taking Tom away from Kristen and then Raquel did the same to her.

She was horrible in Chicago. People flocked to the show not because she was any good but she was like a dancing bear, a novelty to watched.

Recently she has had so much plastic surgery or facial fillers her face barely moves. She is as ugly on the outside as she is on the inside. You all forced me write all of this because of minimum character requirements.

Not my type of movie. This is NOT a mystery. It is a character study of wretched unlikable people tied together by loose threads. There is no plot development where things are revealed or plots twist and then you say AH HA... none of it.

It is almost like every scene is independent of each other. This is not a spoiler but during the movie they just drop crap in your lap like bird crap out of a tree.

The only thing good about the movie is that it ended and I got to sit on my own couch and watch it.

The marketing of this show killed it. It didn't pull people in to watch it. They wanted to be "Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde" without coming out and saying it. People love that concept of the good vs evil all rolled into one person. But people want instant gratification and want to be told... this is what it is... and not play games. If the network wanted the audience they should have went after them and grabbed it.

The commercials for the show were too cat and mouse about the series plot. Look at "Hannibal", there is nothing ambiguous about the concept. "Elementary" is the catch-phrase for Sherlock Holmes. "Dexter" was good by day... serial killer by night... they were never ambiguous about it.

Those behind "Do No Harm" didn't have the stones to put it out there about the character. Those behind it didn't have the stones to go after what they needed. Those behind it, stabbed it in the back before it even made it to premier.