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This is written in mid July 24 just after the official release. The reviews of ME are all over the map, and that's just not fair. First and foremost, it is a teen show show aimed at teens. It is not trying to be the next BUFFY. Second, it is produced in Canada for a fraction of a fraction of what a similar production would cost in Hollywood. The reviews that keep harping on production values and SFX seem to have missed this fact, or deliberately misunderstood it. Third, it is genuinely clever -- mostly -- and offers a fresh take on old problems. The over-the-top reviews are too high, and the trash reviews are unfair, and a bit on the mean side. Try it out for what it is, and give it a chance. ((Designated "IMDb Top Reviewer." Please check out my list "167+ Nearly-Perfect Movies (with the occasional Anime or TV miniseries) you can/should see again and again (1932 to the present))

It reminds me of a Smallville type show. That was a great show at that time. I watched the whole season of Me in one night. I can't wait for a second season.

Only negative is the episodes are only an average of 21 minutes long. That just annoys me, because shows ,these days ,have a reputation of 40 minutes or an hour, etc.... 20 minutes is like trying to watch a movie in increments and constantly changing DVDS to watch those shows at home. I was looking for a new show to get into on days off and time that I have to relax and enjoy a nice night in. All-N- All, I'm addicted to the series. Keep it coming....

I genuinely enjoyed the first season of Me. I think it highlights and address pre teen and teen issues while being able to make it entertaining and really well paced. Me and my mom watched it in one night and were super bummed when we reached episode 10 (because it was the last episode)! I loved the diversity of the cast and the inclusivity, the story line was also really great and it was really easy to follow the storyline although there were some points that I didn't feel made sense but made sense earlier but that was me not realizing it was a recap lol. I enjoyed this and I really didn't find it cheesy or corny, this was a pretty well done first season and I hope to see more!

Dilshad Vadsaria is amazing. Her talented acting and ability to fit the role created an atmosphere for excellent screen presence. Everyone else, very average and basic performance, in the "needs improvements" arena. Each of these actors did ok, but was not really "selling" the role. The writing did not help, as the storyline was way below the standard I would expect from apple production. The show is riddled with painfully obvious foreshadowing, and subtle "hints" to the audience, it's very lazy writing lacking creativity. Overall the production was not terrible, plenty of funding spent and it doesn't look cheap. It's edited well, someone deserves an award for that. Can't say the same for the script.

I finished all 10 episodes asking myself the same questions. Why did I watched it, and why would I want to continue watching any more. The stories are just so incredibly juvenile that it's very hard to find any excitement or fun. Also the supernatural abilities were very poorly used in the plot. The story meanders into ridiculous situations and ends with ridiculous outcomes. Somehow I managed to get through all of the episodes of season 1, but looking back I still wonder how I was able to muster that much patience for it. It was a little like watching Saturday Cartoons, you have to just turn your brain off and go with it. Only the pay off wasn't there, and afterwards, none of it felt worthwhile.