A Series of Unfortunate Events

"I love this series so much! Just re-watched and can't rave enough about the whole thing! It's not as good as the books but pretty darn close. "

"Can we take a min to talk about how good this show is. I mean the narrator, the plot twists the edging. So many times I was bamboozled out of their happy ending but it was good no matter what. Love you Sunny"

"This show was amazing, I loved how the show played out."

"Although the series is so long, it was always beautifully made and each season just seemed to get better and better. Truly addicting, with talented actors and aesthetically pleasing visionaries that perfectly portrayed what I had imaged in the books. Such an interesting and fun plot that I wish I could watch for the first time again."

"It's rare that an author writes an incrdible series of books and script, and then a brilliant showrunner comes and seemingly understands the book better than the author. Sonnenfield ("Pushing Daisies") was made to produce this series. Instead of making a larger than life, cinematic adaptation, Sonnenfield never shies away from the fact that it is about a children's book; with charming, quirky sets, you never lose sight of the fact that this is indeed a pretend story, in a pretend world. Thankfully, this allows the child viewers to remain calm in the face of the Baudelaire's perilous journey. Additionally, Neil Patrick's brilliant performance as the eccentric Count Olaf reads not as the menacing villain (unlike Carey), but as the oafish scoundrel that calls to mind Dick Dasterly, Boris Badenov, Mr. Krabs and Meowth. Anyone 8 and older will enjoy this soon-to-be family classic. (Just be sure to take your child's sensitivity level into consideration.)"

"Good show, interesting ideas, it's an entertaining watch."

"SO GOOD"

"NPH as Count Olaf???? Can't miss!"

"Oh my goodness. Least unlike kids show I've ever watched. I watched with my brother and enjoyed it very much. "

"I really enjoyed this back when I was like 11. It’s not really scary, but still has you on the edge of your seat. Good for younger audiences who enjoy a bit of thrill. "