In an Instant

okay, I will never watch this show again, they could have shown it in about 6 minutes, repetitive like crazy, did I say it was repetitive. don't watch this show. ever, cause it is very repetitive, as in the same thing over and over, it repeats, they say it once and then say it again. it's repetitive. They break for commercial and then for the next 6 minute segment, might give you about 30 seconds of something new that wasn't already said. It is incredibly repetitive. Just don't watch it. You might be better off if you took a walk, or had a snooze, or cleaned up the kitchen. Just don't watch In an instant.okay, I will never watch this show again, they could have shown it in about 6 minutes, repetitive like crazy, did I say it was repetitive. don't watch this show. ever, cause it is very repetitive, as in the same thing over and over, it repeats, they say it once and then say it again. it's repetitive. They break for commercial and then for the next 6 minute segment, might give you about 30 seconds of something new that wasn't already said. It is incredibly repetitive. Just don't watch it. You might be better off if you took a walk, or had a snooze, or cleaned up the kitchen. Just don't watch In an instant.

After viewing the program, it is clear of the true cleverness and wit that the concept of this show carries. It is unique, powerful, and provides an excellent balance between routine and facts to morality, emotion, and relatability. However, I was sadly disappointed with the redundancy and the un-proportionality of the content to the amount of time the show takes to fully view. This can be explained by a staggering seven commercials in the some ten intervals occurring during the show, followed by the same facts repeated for about twenty-five percent of the time slot following each commercial break. This did cause some eye rolls for me. However, it seems the amount of ads and the stretched out length of the show can perhaps be justified for the small budget the show may have. This repetition and excessive advertising could be a way to plant the seed in the viewer's mind and gain profits for more efficient episodes in the future. It is hard to remain optimistic, but I have faith that this show will round out. It has a fantastic premise, but simply lacks the structure to fulfill its potential. At least for now.

Episodes could have easily been just an hour. Two hours is just a little bit long for this type of show. Production values were pretty good, acting was average or slightly better.

Most shows like this always tell a 5 minute story over and over again. Although this does this a little bit it is nothing like other shows do. I find this show to be very entertaining. Everything is life like and seems like it could just as easily be you. Its not over dramatic at all, although it is exciting. You know from the beginning that the person lives usually so its not over the top. The real people are telling the story and I haven't found an episode that was dull yet. There are actors showing how the story went but the actual people are telling the story and seems so real, you don't believe for a second that anything is fake or over dramatic. It's really a good show so try to watch an episode, you'll be hooked.

First time I've watched was tonight and will definitely be the last. The story line was a good subject but, the same scenes shown repeatedly over 2 hours is incredibly frustrating. Alright already. Must take some kind of warped talent to take a compelling story and produce it so horribly that by the time the trauma is resolved, I am disgusted with myself for not changing the channel after the first 30 minutes. I just couldn't believe that it wasn't going to get better. In looking over the episode list, I see I watched the 6th episode. Seriously, this hasn't been canceled yet? Even making this an hour program would be dragging it out way past being entertaining. 30 minutes of concise storyline would be just about right.