Orange Is The New Black Season 6

Bought for my sister in law and she loves it

Works perfectly, fast shipping and delivery!!

This season was odd to me but last season made up for it

After the joke that was Season 5, I was ready to give up on this series. Glad I didn't. I love Taystee, Black Cindy, and Crazy Eyes. They carry this show.I cannot stand Ruiz or Daya. Please stop asking the viewers to pity these girls because they got knocked up. Who cares. We are over Ruiz's flaring nostrils, and fat, boring Daya, lumbering around.Piper and Alex are bores. Call me back into the room when their scenes are over, because they just suck.I'm not a fan of having to keep track of rapidly moving scenes, but I suppose because there are so many characters, writers were trying to give fans face time with them all.This is truly a unique show. Too bad it took until Season 6 to get this good. I'd say skip Season 5, but you need to see it to pick up on what is happening in Season 6.

OITNB was such a disappointment in series 5, which was a gimmick 3-days during a prison riot that took the entire 13-episode season to explore. It degenerated into ridiculous comic sequences, tedious discussions, and accidentally tragic developments. Now, in series 6, the meaningless comedy has been stripped away. Significant choices are made by the main characters - or choices are made for them. Some fine acting is displayed by UZO Aduba and Danielle Brooks. Unfortunately, the roles played by Taylor Schilling and Laura Prepon are just minor sideline ones, depriving us of enjoying the true talent these actors can offer. For a series that was supposed to focus on the journey of Piper Chapman, she seems to have been pushed aside to make room for an ensemble that is of mixed quality. If a return to her story as THE major focus is not offered in series 7, this entire production will have lost its way.

Works good

I like the movie alot.

Its an awesome series which is full of drama and suspense!

Separation makes for inteststing viewing:Lori Petty's portrayal of Lolly Whitehill is both funny and utterly heartbreaking, Danielle Brooks shines as Tasha 'Taystee' Jefferson, and the light relief comes from Cindy 'Black Cindy' Hayes (Adrienne C Moore) and another that could've easily has not been brought back (although thankfully she was).Characters we think of as one way are aloud to show different facets of their character.A two sided coin ending - as everything has a positive and a negative.

After the riot the women are subject to far harsher conditions than any of them could have envisaged. Some of them are sent off elsewhere, to return with unwanted parasites. Kept in isolation their attempts to communicate important information to each other are thwarted by sadistic guards, and their own concerns and hang ups lead to tragic misinterpretations.This series continues to engage and to highlight the injustice and inequalities of the American so called justice system.... especially if you are poor and black. No happy endings here.

Once again it feels like several 'bad' characters are introduced to make the main protagonists seem 'better' people. It's still watchable but no longer engrossing.

Bought as a suggested gift for friend who was very pleased with it.

Was requested as a Xmas gift