Cleveronix A different way of telling a story

Beystiman It's fun, it's light, [but] it has a hard time when its tries to get heavy.

Numerootno A story that's too fascinating to pass by...

Portia Hilton Blistering performances.

AndNobodyInAllOfOz I literally just finished watching and thought this show was great, I don't get any of the negative reviews. It was thrilling, creepy and very Kevin Williamson. It's a shame it wasn't given a chance at a second season especially considering how it ended. I'd much rather watch this than the many season of reality shows like the Kardarshians and The Bachelor series!

rubyboulad From the beginning I loved this show, it was creepy but had its humour in it. Most of the stalkers are the characters you least expect, which makes the show less predictable. Characters are great in Stalker and its such a shame it won't be renewed for a second season. Only negative about this show is the finale...i understand that maybe they were hopeful for a second season but ending it with a cliffhanger?? The story wasn't even about Beth and Jack anymore, it switched to Vicky and her ex-husband (killer) that we had only seen twice before...If they had cut out the last 1 minute or so of the finale it would of ended perfectly but since they didn't, it just wasn't a very good ending and left me pretty disappointed. Other than that, the show is great and if you're looking for a show to creep you out at night, this is it!!

Priya Y First, I want to make something known. I am in no way an expert at reviewing television or movies. I am simply typing my opinion of a show that I would love to see receive a second season. There are rumors of a cancellation, and I must say that I would be extremely upset to see that happen. This show provides viewers with a fast paced action base, with touches of drama. It really keeps a viewer on his or her toes, and albeit sometimes a bit predictable, there is usually a jump scare that I never see coming! I have always enjoyed crime dramas on television, but before stalker, I have never wanted to keep up with one as much! I am writing this review after watching season 1 episode 17 (Which I believe is the season 1 finale). The finale was a bit more elaborate than the rest of the season so far, and DEFINITELY calls for a second season. The plot of this show is spectacular, tracing a different stalking case each episode as well as following the private and work lives of four LAPD detectives. Be warned, the show can be quite violent, and that would be my primary criticism because it can be a bit much at times but it makes up for that with the suspenseful nature, and dramatic moments. If you are a fan of Kevin Williamson's other productions, or fancy a dramatic crime drama that delves into crazy stalking cases, I would recommend this one. I am hoping that CBS decides to renew Stalker for a second season and bring back this exciting new show. The cast is fabulous! Props to Dylan McDermott, Maggie Q, Victor Rasuk, and Mariana Klaveno especially. Also, the sound effects and music help the show reach extraordinary levels of suspense/drama. I am extremely happy I decided to start watching this show! See you all(hopefully) next season! -P

bueandre This is the kind of show where people say things like; "Did she have any snake bites? - No, the snakes weren't venomous". And "He used to be a soldier, violence is in his nature". And "You signed up on a dating site, you made a mistake. You won't make it again". And "Bondage, a true sign of a sadistic person."Yes, that's right. This show is really stupid. And you can add things like a single teacher living in a huge villa, everyone looking model- like beautiful. In addition to that, you've got the annoying main character, who's idea of a fun night is drinking wine with a friend and eating salad out of a plastic box. Everything is predictable. Absolutely everything, except who the stalker actually is. And the reason for that is because the stalker's character is introduced near the end of each episode. There's no way of trying to think for yourself and figure out who he/she is. It's just following the detectives until they find the person. Where's the fun in that?