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EN: As a fan of post-apocalyptic shows, I liked the first two seasons of "Fear The Walking Dead." They gave a new look at the start of the zombie outbreak, which "The Walking Dead" didn't show much. However, I've always liked "The Walking Dead" more for its better characters and stories. I'm surprised "Fear The Walking Dead" had so many seasons. Seasons 4 and 5 had bad storylines and felt messy, even though the actors did their best. They had potential, but the writing wasn't good.

Still, the show gave some useful survival tips. Overall, while "Fear The Walking Dead" had good moments, it wasn't as good as the original series.

EN: "DEVS" is an awesome sci-fi series that blends a cool story with science stuff. The story digs into some big scientific ideas but explains them in a way that's easy to understand and keeps you hooked. It makes you think about technology, fate, and reality in new ways. The music, especially the saxophone theme, adds to the vibe. The story dives deep into science but keeps it interesting. The visuals are super cool too, making the future look amazing. It has a futuristic style that sucks you into its world. The lighting, buildings, and special effects are all top-notch and make you believe you're in the future. Only downside? The main character could be better. But still, "DEVS" is totally worth checking out for its great music, smart plot, and awesome visuals.

EN: Sneaky Pete is one of those shows that hooks you right from the start. I found myself binging multiple episodes back-to-back without even noticing. The story follows Marius, a con artist on the run, who takes on the identity of his cellmate, Pete. What really drew me in was the clever cons. Each scheme was like watching a well-planned puzzle come together, full of surprises that kept me on the edge of my seat. It's a pity the series was canceled after just three seasons because it had so much potential.

While the third season wasn't as strong as the first two, the show overall is definitely worth watching. The characters are well-developed, the schemes are smart, and Bryan Cranston, as always, is excellent. He brings the same kind of brilliance to this series that he did to Breaking Bad. Even though the third season was a bit weaker, Sneaky Pete deserved a proper ending. At the very least, a movie could have wrapped up the story. Despite that, I highly recommend this show. It's an entertaining and addictive series with a talented cast and some truly clever cons.