Best Paramount Entertainment for sound design

#1

Woodland ambience and sharp injury sounds draw viewers into the setting and make the physical danger felt.

#2

One review singled out the contrast between invasive New York noise and Montana’s natural ambience as an effective way to distinguish the show’s two worlds.

#3

The disc’s clean dialogue and solid front-channel output work well, while the bus sound enhances a celebrated comic scene. A separate critique notes a mismatch between a vomit sound and...

#4

One reaction praises the immersive opening audio, while another wants stronger impact from the tornado and bending sounds. The effects do not earn the same consistent enthusiasm as the music.

#5

Sound work is mixed: atmospheric design receives praise, while one fantasy episode is criticized for conspicuous ADR.

#6

Silence, road noise, horns, and carefully timed impacts make the opening and several set pieces unnerving. Abrupt audio cuts and excessive loud stingers become distracting elsewhere.

#7

One review says the punchy sound design associated with the show’s kinetic action style is largely missing this season.

#8

Repeated laughter cues bother several viewers, especially when they interrupt dialogue or accompany jokes that do not land.