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Thank you for bringing me back to the good old days, with real cars, no smartphones and most importantly - real music.

Yes, I grew up in the 80s, actually only 5 years younger than the Gyllene Tider crew, and witnessed first hand the joy that the extras acted out in the concert scenes.

This is a well written movie depicting the real struggle musicians had to endure to get noticed back in the day

Both the new and the seasoned actors were all great with some comic relief every now and then, making this a real feelgood experience - with all the greatest hits from the time period

Both I and my wife loved it - so again - thank you for bringing a smile to our faces.

I only watched 10 minutes of episode 1, but they already managed to line up one kill, one potential scammer, one divorced couple and one brawl...

The pacing in this show is all over the place. Some scenes drag, while others feel rushed. The characters, despite their potential, lack depth, making it hard to connect with them.

The setting was otherwise great - not many shows are set in the London area

I liked the supernatural themed stuff but as per usual these persons are frowned upon and hunted down to be captured and killed. Nothing new there...

I think this show is a missed opportunity. The acting is decent, but the script and story execution fall flat. I wouldn't recommend it.

This review is for the 1st episode only.

I won't watch the rest, mainly due to the fact that if the writers and the cast are not able to capture the viewer's attention 30 minutes in, it's probably not worth the time to watch the rest.

Story and pace: It's more interesting to watch paint dry... Nothing of interest really happens...

Plot Development: Hard to determine after only one episode, but it seems they are going for Dark Comedy(?), but it wasn't really remotely funny... It seems they attempt to blend family drama, comedy, and superhero elements, but the mix doesn't always feel seamless.