Wild Nights Are Calling [HD]

AMAZING!
I love this show! It has a great story line. Most people probably look at it and think oh no way am I going to watch a show about a massage therapist that gives happy endings but it's not just that. That is only a fraction of the show. It is mainly about a woman whose husband left her and her struggles of trying to keep her home and provide for her family all on her own. It teaches people that what she does is wrong but some people feel like that is their only option and the drama of the show is just awesome! So lesson to people who are thinking about watching this show....don't judge a book by it's cover!

Love this show!
This show is such a good mix of drama and suspense. It has the typical love triangle along with many other details that constantly keep you on the edge of your seat. Although it's a little provacative, it is not nearly as provacative as the previews make it look. All in all, it's a very good, entertaining show.

LOVE JLH and "The Client List": Amazon--where is the June 9th episode??
I've been hooked on this show since the very first episode. Actually, I started out watching the Lifetime movie version of "The Client List", which was also good (but much different than the series so far). Jennifer Love Hewitt is perfectly cast as single mom Riley, who starts out working as a massage therapist at "The Rub", and eventually takes over as the owner. She is beautiful, confident, yet sweet and loving toward her family, friends....and even her clients. She has helped more than a few men, listening to their stories and offering tips to help them improve their own relationships with the women they love. (OK....yes, this IS a Lifetime series after all!)

This is a fun show to watch, with interesting supporting characters, and I look forward to watching a new episode every week. Sadly, season two will be ending with a two-hour finale on June 16th. I'm rating it with 4 out of 5 stars, only because I think the writing could be improved in certain areas. But I...

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