Council of Dads: Lembranças do Meu Pai

I am only up to episode 4 but am really liking it so far. During these stressful times this is just the kind of show I am looking for! Please keep it going after this season!!

This has really grown on me! Each episode has built on the one before, and now I'm hooked! I need to see where these characters go. Please renew for another season!!!

I heard this show would be similarly written as This Is Us and it's true. If you like This Is Us then it's likely you'll be sucked into this show as well. Council of Dads thus far is well written and has a slightly far-fetched storyline but I enjoyed watching. There were already a few moments of eye-welling and that's impressive for a 41 minute show that has no previous backstory.

The problem is NBC is already pushing the storywriters' political beliefs too early for me to try to get around it.

Twenty minutes into the show and I'm hearing about how great Ruth Bader Ginsburg is (who the heck talks about her casually?) and a second wave of a transgender six year old kid that only an old, white, bigoted woman would bat an eye at. I'm surprised she wasn't wearing a Trump hat just to drive the point home.

I've heard the many complaints about this in sports, but it seems like we have no escape from politics. I would turn on MSNBC or FoxNews if I wanted to be indoctrinated. Leave the politics out and keep writing quality content. I would rate higher and watch more if they did.

I am not a critic, I don't like nit picking things a part! I take the good out of things and move on if there isn't a lot of takeaway, but this TV show keeps me coming back for more!

I really wanted to enjoy this show because it features some really great talent and an intriguing story line, but the writers were on a mission to make it about pushing their agenda whenever they could. Unless you're a Progressive, the writers will find a way to trigger you. I don't know if they will be able to redeem it for a lot of people who would probably watch it otherwise, which is a shame, because it had a lot of potential to bring people together if it weren't for the politics.