Season 1 – Daisy Jones & the Six

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Barry R @barryrodgers Jun 13 It seems like a very airbrushed and sanitized version of a 1970s rock story but it has it's moments. It lost me when Daisy turned up in Greece and married a man with a 2023 haircut, 2023 clothes and spoke in a very 2020s kind of way. I mean, time travel exists! Who knew?? See more Dave C. @AsburyD Aug 2 I’m not sure if this show was meant to be a serious and sincere homage to this great era of rock history, or a straight-faced humorous parody of it without a laugh track. You may enjoy it as “70s rock and roll cliche bingo,” because it’s all there: drugs, infidelity, jealousy, writer’s block, self-doubt, comebacks. The somewhat grainy and weathered look and feel helps from an authenticity standpoint, but the “Days of Our Lives” level of storytelling, severely undermines what looks like a promising show on the outside for fans of this era. See more Alexis D @mortapple1 Jul 14 Casually came across this show and it was so riveting! Two weeks layered I had finished the entire thing and had incorporated more than the album into my top playlists. Relationships—good, bad, enthralling, ill-fated, and loving were all powerful. Loved, loved, loved the build to the last episode and how they closed it. Just wish the crowds and spaces had been bigger earlier. The music is that good and they should have caught fire as soon as they recorded the songs. Highly recommend the show! See more Shaz J @RT04050624 Jul 8 Discovered this little gem on Amazon Prime last week and ended up binge-watching the whole thing — it’s that good. I haven’t been able to get the music out of my head since. The soundtrack is seriously addictive. Riley Keough absolutely shines as Daisy — clearly inherited some of that vocal magic from her granddaddy Elvis. Her voice is stunning, and her acting matches it. Sam Claflin also gives a strong performance as Billy— his singing was a bit hit and miss at times, but when he and Riley share the stage, the chemistry is electric. I haven’t read the book, so I can’t speak to how faithful the series is, but as a standalone show? Fantastic. Gritty, emotional, and beautifully shot. Definitely Fleetwood Mac vibes See more Urs P @booptoot 06/25/2025 I wish the characters were a bit more fleshed out but the music is excellent See more Richard B @RT72224221 03/30/2025 One of my two favorite shows ever. I watched it when it came out in 2023, and then again, and just now I watched it again. Maybe I have stronger feelings than others because I’ve been sober for years, so I identify with everything. I haven’t read the book, although I’ve read The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo (my second favorite book, and the reason I dedicated my website to Taylor Jenkins Reid), Carrie Soto is Back (another of my favorite books), and Malibu Rising. Yeah, there’s drugs, and addiction, and chaos, but amazing music and performances, and a band that comes together as a family over and over—all of which brought out years of buried feelings for me. I won’t stop watching it. The reveal near the end of the series, and the two really great joyous endings at the end (for Billy, Camila, their daughter, and Daisy) are worth watching, and crying, and watching again. My website reviews 50 shows and 30 miniseries, and I’ve checked through all of them. None match the ending of Daisy Jones and The Six. This last episode is the perfect culmination of all the turmoil, joy, anger, conflict, and hope that the show has been circling around. It is probably the best episode of any show or miniseries, ever. See more Read all reviews

Daisy Jones & the Six — Season 1

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