SallyWilliams

....unfortunately Netflix cancelled the series. All the strands of fate for the protagonists, gods and mortals, led to a very interesting point. It really was an epic season finale with very promising themes for the future. Great performances from all the actors. My personal favourite was Stephen Dillane, who portrayed an excellent narrator as Prometheus (and he never looked better, very sexy actually). It's a shame that it looks like we won't get a conclusion of this story. My only hope is that another studio picks up this interesting and unique tv show, that portrayed ancient gods and their relations to humans in a way that hasn't been done before.

People just love to trash everything these days. Nothing is good enough. To many people believe they are the best writers, directors, producers. There may be things to criticise in this series, but giving it 1 Star is completely unjust. We live in the 21st century and producers & writers can't copy every little thing from old books by a writer who had a great idea but in the end was not an excellent writer himself. These trolls should stick to reading the books and never watch any adaptation.

I really enjoyed this episode. The acting was fantastic, there was drama and action, the story was good, cinematography was excellent. Great Entertainment. Fortunately there were enough viewers who enjoyed it and the ones with tunnel vision are in the minority.

..... to only see deeply depressed or confused people.

Ok, it's a special version of time travel and telepathic connections, but meanwhile it feels like it's getting nowhere.

I get LOST vibes watching it. -----

There's not even one sightly likeable character.

I'm gonna give it one more episode. If it's not getting better I'm gonna quit watching the show. ------

Seems like nowadays there are often mystery shows that lose their way.

Manifest was the last one. It spiraled down after season 2. ----

This show seems to be draging on. I still have a little hope it might turn around. Let's see.