Hadrina The movie's neither hopeful in contrived ways, nor hopeless in different contrived ways. Somehow it manages to be wonderful

Winifred The movie is made so realistic it has a lot of that WoW feeling at the right moments and never tooo over the top. the suspense is done so well and the emotion is felt. Very well put together with the music and all.

Phillida Let me be very fair here, this is not the best movie in my opinion. But, this movie is fun, it has purpose and is very enjoyable to watch.

Walter Sloane Mostly, the movie is committed to the value of a good time.

Karina Almeroth I stumbled across this on Stan, and got hooked immediately, could not stop watching!! It has been a long time since I've obsessively watched a show, I literally had the worst tv hangover from bingewatching every show known to woman. I was a lost human being, and Doubt filled my tv heart with joy again, and got rid of the constant 'I don't know what to watch now' mental condition that comes over us all in this tv streaming era (I love this era!!!). Doubt is filled with amazing actors I love (Katherine Heigl, Elliot Gould, Judith Light), plus amazing new actors to fall in love with. Also love all the guest stars, they got some amazing ones - ex Gilmore Girls stars, ex Dawson's Creek, the actress from Californication and That Old Feeling that I've always felt is so underrated in Hollywood, since I can't stop watching her once she's on screen. I love all her little quirks and mannerisms. This show has it all - comedy, romance, great writing, great cases each episode that you find yourself holding your breath for!! Great musical score, that reminds me of watching Grey's Anatomy or Castle. Great sets, it's a beautiful show to look at, which is one of my 'things' I look for in a show - it has to be beautiful to look at, the setting the actors are in. I can't believe this show was cancelled, and I'm devo over it. What sort of world are we living in when 5 million viewers gets a show cancelled!!! Remember Weeds not even pulling in a million viewers each week, and that's a cult classic now!! Bring back Doubt! I'm too invested and need to keep watching!! Now I'm back to....I CAN'T FIND ANYTHING TO WATCH!!!

aussiebunny Honestly I found this show an easy watch the characters were easy to relate to and sometimes I think that's what you need after a long day at work. I don't understand the negativity I found it enjoyable not to much violence and gore could watch with my teens :). And love the fact they brought a transgender person into the show if any thing that gave us a bit of diversity.

jcatz-12541 This funny and, yes, very quirky legal lightweight drama was a pleasure. So much better than so much we see today. A feel good series with fun and tongue in cheek humor and yet some very decent messages and moments. The characters are likable and fun and don't have to take themselves so seriously in order to be a pleasure to watch and fun to experience. Focus on the transgender community right now is so important and a light should be shown on its acceptance and should be targeted. I will miss this funny and pleasurable escape. A real shame.

SnoopyStyle Sadie Ellis (Katherine Heigl) is a tough New York defense lawyer working for her mentor Isaiah Roth (Elliott Gould). He took care of her after failing to keep her mother Carolyn Rice (Judith Light) out of prison when she was two. Sadie is in love with her pediatric surgeon client Billy Brennan (Steven Pasquale) who is being prosecuted for the murder of his girlfriend 24 years ago. Albert Cobb (Dulé Hill) and Cameron Wirth (Laverne Cox) are fellow associate lawyers. Tiffany Simon (Dreama Walker) is a junior associate. Nick Brady (Kobi Libii) is the ex-con recent law graduate desperate to work for Roth. Lucy Alexander (Lauren Blumenfeld) is the bad assistant.Wow! That was quick. I'm not saying this is a particularly good show. It has plenty of solid actors trying to get their footing. It seems to be straddling both serious and more quirky turns. It has the potential of figuring it out. The doubt about Brennan's guilt could be compelling. It's worth a look but it couldn't get a good audience. The main problem is probably Heigl.She has had difficulties since leaving Grey's Anatomy. I don't think people like her. She is a try-hard Type-A personality woman and that rubs many the wrong way. I look back to her most successful role in Knocked Up which uses her persona to the movie's advantage. She may not like it but she needs a schlubby guy who both infuriates and be her better half. It's a terribly trope but one that works all too often. She has tried almost every other way and it hasn't worked. Maybe a villain would work.***** addition *****After finishing the final burn off episodes, the show improves markedly after some stumbles in the first few episodes. The clunky comedic attempts are fazed out. Billy Brennan's case could go more back and forth but it does end with a nice cliffhanger. Overall, the show finds its footing after its quick cancellation.