5/5 Wish there were more episodes to view
  by Happy wife (Fort Worth, TX)
Loved the series - couldn't wait to view the next episode,
Wish there were more episodes to view

4/5 Joan of Arcadia, 2nd season
  by C. Kaplan (L.A. CA)
Love the portrayal of God being so accessible and real and practical. Actors all excellent in spite of the challenge of late 20 year-olds pretending to be high school students. Overall this was a special TV series that brought light into a medium with no shortage of darkness.


5/5 Love Joan of Arcadia
  by Mary Milani (Charlotte, NC)
I loved the series and was so disappointed when it was taken off the air after only 2 short seasons and replaced with the series that starred Jennifer Love Hewitt. J of A was a totally fresh idea and had a wonderful message with each episode. I watched the entire first and second series and highly recommend them to others.

5/5 Excellent teen series
  by Helen (Cincinnati)
This is a wonderful series for pre-teens and teens about all the issues kids deal with through adolescence - school, peer pressure, family issues, faith, dating. Joan is the modern day Joan of Arc, and God speaks to her through random people she encounters. The characters and stories are great, acting is very good, it is drama and can be very funny. My 14 year old daughter loved the 1st series and just finished the 2nd series this summer. We were so sorry to see this series cancelled on TV. It was something we could enjoy together on Friday nights at the end of a long week, with good subject matter to talk about with your kid. Must have been too good for television!

5/5 Joan of Arcadia
  by Sandy (Switzerland)
This first-class show had too short a run. The episodes were poetic, amusing, compelling, down-to-earth, yet inspirational. Amber Tamblyn is a stand-out portraying an ordinary teenager in an extraordinary situation. Joe Mantegna and Mary Steenburgen play her parents with acting that is unusual in television for the level of grace, dignity and comic flair. They make you feel that you are watching a reality show, with cameras inside their lives. I would love to see this cast brought together again in a movie. This show is less about religion than it is about humanity.