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A group of people around the world are suddenly linked mentally, and must find a way to survive being hunted by those who see them as a threat to the world's order. (official distributor synopsis)
Reviews of this series by the user Necrotongue (27)
Isolated Above, Connected Below (2017) (S02E06)
This episode would've been a real letdown if it hadn't been for the crucial info we got about BPO. But instead, we got a heavy dose of rainbow pride, reminding us all how intolerant society can be toward those who think, feel, and love differently. Lito giving the speech was quite punchable
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I Have No Room In My Heart For Hate (2017) (S02E07)
Once more, the real action was with Sun's journey and Riley's Chicago trip, leaving everything else feeling a bit lackluster. The other characters seemed to fade into the background, and their storylines felt like a weird soap opera at times.
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All I Want Right Now Is One More Bullet (2017) (S02E08)
At last, an episode I genuinely enjoyed. The pacing throughout was spot-on, despite Lito's attempts to drag it down. They tackled some important issues, and the showdown between Lila and Wolfgang was incredibly satisfying.
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What Family Actually Means (2017) (S02E09)
There were intriguing moments — Carol Cumberland's house could make modern horror directors envious, and the Marks family's atmosphere could rival that of any contemporary psychodrama. But Nomi's speech and the dying scene soured things for me. I guess I'm just too much of a cynic for that.
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If All the World's a Stage, Identity Is Nothing But a Costume (2017) (S02E10)
The episode ran for fifty-three minutes, with a good thirty of those minutes feeling like a mishmash of Bollywood, Hollywood, and Mexican soap opera. I nearly died of boredom during that stretch. But Sun's occasional funny moments and the conclusion with Capheo's political assembly saved the day.
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You Want a War? (2017) (S02E11)
If it hadn't been for the constant marriage proposals, this could have been a five-star episode. But Lana Wachowski couldn't resist, so I'm giving it four stars. Aside from that, the episode was packed with action and tension right from the start. As usual, Sun's storyline didn't disappoint, and this time, the main plot kept up as well. I was pleasantly surprised and almost completely satisfied.
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Amor Vincit Omnia (2018) (S02E12)
I was so disappointed that I almost gave this episode a two-star rating. There were several things that really bothered me. Firstly, the writers seemed unwilling to sacrifice any of the main characters, which felt unrealistic given the circumstances. Then there was Mr. Hoy's story about the events on the tower, which felt outright ridiculous. The storyline with the triplets' mother felt very unoriginal, and the wedding scene, along with other weird soft porn moments, just felt out of place. And don't even get me started on that helicopter — I saw it coming ever since it Felix brought Wolfgang the present. It was just disgustingly predictable.
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