Ray Donovan

Ray Donovan, a powerful crime drama, elicits strong feelings of **Anxiety** as viewers witness Ray navigate the dangerous and morally ambiguous world of fixing problems for the elite, constantly on edge about the consequences. **Sadness** and **Melancholy** are deeply felt due to the pervasive family trauma and the tragic circumstances that unfold, particularly with the father's return. **Anger** is a prominent emotion, stemming from the characters' dysfunctional relationships, betrayals, and the injustices they face or inflict. **Empathy** is evoked for the complex, flawed characters as they struggle with their pasts and present dilemmas, while the nature of Ray's 'dirty work' and the darker aspects of the plot contribute to a sense of being **Disturbing**. Finally, **Anticipation** keeps audiences engaged, eager to see how the family will cope with the escalating crises and what shocking events will occur next.