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Always looking for a good comedy, came to the show expecting a lot because it's Mindy Kaling. The show is well-written and current and I'm very happy the politics is gone, even if I am on the same team. You just can't get away from it for a second.

There are some stereotypes but that is the structure of comedy. The age of the actors is now distracting in season three but Amrit Kaur is the highlight of the show. She lights up the screen and, while an older actor, she acts like a college student. My partner and I were commenting that we would definitely watch anything else that she stars in.

The show has really found its footing in season three and we are happy to have stuck with it.

This is a documentary primarily about her diagnosis and coming to terms with her affliction. I never expected a biography. There are some flashbacks of her phenomenal career and her upbringing, but they all are illustrative in the service of where she is now. So touching about her mom so you can see where her humility comes from. And so poignant that she's dudes all this afterlisi g the love of her life.

Many reviewers have a problem with her wealth. She's one of the best singers and entertainers ever, comparable to Maria Callas and Michael Jackson, of course she's rich. I thought it was fun to see her shoes and warehouse and her childrens' toys. That's reality.

The pacing and editing were superb. I love Celine but not a super fan but I watched it twice! Finally, seeing her vulnerability and pain, followed by her triumphant performance in Paris at the Olympics is so moving and inspiring. Brava. Best of all: What a fabulous mom.