Such a strong start

First of all I'd like to say that this was one damn good first episode. Seeing Bible again after KinnPorsche made me so happy, and he certainly doesn't disappoint once again. His character is very interesting and his acting is top tier. Also, Bible speaking English with his pets will forever have a very special place in my heart. I immediately fell in love with Den, he's a great character. I went into this show with no prior knowledge expect knowing Bible, and at the start I thought that Den was going to be Great's love interest :D I mean Tyme is great but I was a little disappointed :) The medical content isn't super unrealistic, not top tier, but certainly much better than in some other shows. The plot is super interesting and well written, I can't wait for the next episodes. The start of the episode is still confusing to me and in general there were a lot of characters introduced, which was a bit hard to follow, so 0.5 star deduction. Otherwise, the writing is amazing so far. I especially love the subtlety of always showing the time and involving the number 4 a lot. The cinematography in general is some of the best I‘ve seen so far. Now onto the elephant in the room: they did not come to play with the spicy scenes. They were so well done. I am very interested in Ton Kla, I haven’t fully understood his role yet and I'm very curious to see how he's gonna be relevant. Also, he is so attractive. In general, the cast so far is great. To sum up, I loved this. I can't wait for more. I especially love this being called the "sultrier version" instead of "uncut". They know what they're doing :)

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Four Minutes: A Strong Start

Alright, let's talk about Four Minutes. The hype was real, and the first episode delivered. Right off the bat, we’re thrown into a mix of murder mystery and medical drama, which is a pretty bold move. Good on ‘em.Bible and Jes as Great and Dr. Thyme have great chemistry, and the supporting cast, especially Bas and Fuaiz, are bringing the heat. The plot’s got a solid foundation, and the world-building is looking promising.Now, let’s talk about the elephant in the room. The explicit scenes were, well, explicit. They pushed the boundaries, but in a way that felt intentional and not just shock value. It’s clear they’re aiming for a mature audience.Visually, the show is a treat. The cinematography is top-notch, and the colour palette is on point. The mystery surrounding Great’s ability adds an intriguing layer to the story. I’m keen to see how that unfolds.Overall, Four Minutes has set a high bar. Can’t wait to see where they take it next.

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