KHnuheart4xmas I've never been the type of person who can get into a television show (save six feet under). I find it really hard to get into a show because of the fact that I am only 14 years old but 'The Days' got me hooked. I watched it with my sister and my mother every Sunday. I was really disappointed when it got pulled because I thought the show could have really gone places. Evan Peters was very good at playing a moody teenager (though that may have been based on real life) the situations were real and the fact that you had a teenage boy who was almost afraid of sex made it even better. I wish they would have kept the show on longer.

pquinn4 that's been on television in a long time. I hope ABC doesn't wait too long to bring it back on. It really filled the void over the summer when there was nothing but reruns on. I wan't sure if I was going to like it , but the more the commercials came on advertising it the more interested I became in watching it. I was hooked after the first episode. The characters seem very real and honest, which you don't see on TV very often. Thank God it's nothing like that ridiculous show The OC., or that "so called" Reality show on MTV Laguna Beach. As if families are really like those shows. If you want to watch a well written and produced show then watch The Days.

windfae6988 The TV show "The Days" is awesome. I love Evan Peters, he is such a hottie and he's such a good actor. I'd love to meet him, he seems like such a sweet guy. But Evan plays Cooper, a freshmen who knows who he is and relates to himself, who is writing a document on his family sort-to say. And there is a lot of drama that plays in the house, and Cooper, Evan, is getting it all down as a sort of momento. You can already tell that Cooper will have a lot of trials to deal with and we all that he will get threw it and that Evan will play Cooper greatly. Evan is definitely the best actor in the whole show. It's great. I highly advise you all to see it. Evan is going to go far. LUV YA EVAN.

hobo_hobisho This show has a good premise--typically screwed up American family. They appear pretty together, until you realize they are coming completely unraveled. The show's acting is not AS horrible as some of the other shows on TV (Are you listening, OC???) but it isn't anything to write home about either. The single outstanding feature is the camera work--and its not outstanding in a good way. Watching the show made me motion sick--not an ideal quality in a television program. The camera moves constantly, pulling in for WAY too close-ups, then pulls out and readjusts three or four times a second. It's absolutely awful. The pacing is off because of the camera work; it constantly seems like everything the character is saying is Shocking or Very Grave. If they would work on that, I'd watch it again.