The Nine Lives of Chloe King

It seems like for the summer months there is very little to watch. That's why I'm really happy about ABC's lineup for this summer. The Nine Lives of Chloe King is airing on ABC Family on Tuesday nights after Pretty Little Liars. I watched the first episode of The Nine Lives of Chloe King after the summer premier of PLL. I wasn't expecting to like it as much as I did. The show starts a day before Chloe's 16th birthday. She has always been shy and it's implied that she doesn't have a lot of friends. Her personality seems to be changing and guys are flocking to her. She starts realizing that she has powers that give her cat like abilities including the power to change her nails into sharp claws. When assassins come after her she finds out that she is part of a greater race and that she is going to be the one to save her race. She has nine lives to lose. Will she be able to accept this new found power or will she try to run away from it all? Over all I like the characters and the acting. The story line seems like it will be a good one. I will be watching the rest of the series. The only thing I can criticize is The character development is a little dry and it seems like they put a little too much info in the first episode.

I wonder what the average age of the reviewers of this show have been, because their reviews have been pretty mixed. Some of them are probably young teenagers (13-14), some are probably mid-older teenagers (16-18), and then some are most likely young adults or parents of teenagers and older children.

As a "mid-older" teenager (to quote myself), I really enjoy this show. It could be construed as a summer show, but I think it will be really good during the school year when I have a bunch of homework and just need to unwind. There is a lot of drama (like all the other ABC Family shows), but that's good because I don't experience much of that in my everyday life but do like to observe it every so often.

The relationships between all the characters, especially between Chloe and Alek, intrigue me. I also love the comedic relief that Amy and Paul provide. With them it doesn't seem like the viewer is always getting bombarded with hard-hitting, violent content. And Brian is super sweet; he is just the type of guy a father wants their daughter to date.

In conclusion, this show, unlike what my cousins repeatedly tell me, is actually quite good. For being yet another TV show adapted from a novel, I always look forward to my Tuesday nights because of this show, and it makes getting to Wednesday a lot easier.

Alright so at first I thought the show looked stupid it wasn't until episode 4 that I started watching it. I was curling my hair and I was too lazy to change the channel after PLL. I instantly fell in love with it. I downloaded the pilot from i tunes for free and watched it like 5 times. The boys are hot, the girls are pretty, and the characters are hilarious. You fall into the story and you don't want the story to end. Not only is there action, and romance there is also friendship and a mother-daughter relationship I wish I had. Skyler Samuels, Benjamin Stone, and Grey Damon are absolutely amazing, and so is the rest of the cast. I've honestly never seen anything like it, definitely something worth watching!

An excellent show with brilliant acting by all the characters. Amazing story plots. Lots of action and powerful, impactful fighting scenes. My only criticism is that the show ends off at a stupid cliffhanger and never continues again. But every episodes is grasping and wonderful to watch, very fun and entertaining. The ratings says it all. The haters seem to have a particularly irritating style of writing, like 'sound lame yet?' Uh, no it doesn't sound lame. It has an excellent story plot.

I have been watching this show from episode one and honestly it did start out slow but it has only gotten better. I love Tuesday nights now and can't wait for Nine Lives to come on!There is plenty of action as far as fight scenes and there is plenty of romance to balance the show. I don't understand why they have such low ratings. I am 22 and a mom and I find myself squealing while watching this show like I'm 15 again. It's refreshing to watch a great show that everyone can enjoy that is not filled with curse words but is funny and actually entertaining for the right reasons. I hope this show is around for long while. I look forward to every episode, I love it!