Reviews

And not miss a piece of the plot.

Ok, I thought the Tyrion walk through the rubble in the last episode of Game of Thrones was the Icon for eating up precious screen time when you have lack of good script. But this show might challenge that.

Presumably we will also begin to see more aliens and less tidbits about personal lives of people we aren't sure will live for 60 minutes and who are having whole conversations in two different languages. Ok, ok, I did notice what most people think probably passes for a cute ending to the scene (still lacking the depth of . . . . oh pick any classic foreign film from the 20th century).

I think they threw subtlty out the window when they created some of these characters:

• the selfish Muslim husband cheating on his wife and discovering for (apparently) the first time that racism exists
• the Japanese mother telling her daughter who just lost the love of her life that maybe it's for the best

ACK, I can't go on.

Let's wrap up with product placement, BMWs passing on the freeway, a mention of the Tesla's disappointing features, I bet I could find the brands of the porcelain farmhouse sinks with a close-up. Did I miss some brands of cereal, etc.

~ still "dReAMiNg iN bLACk aND wHiTE WiTh sUbTitLeS"

Too cruel. especially the off-camera animal torture. too cruel. I needed some revenge and was left feeling empty.

The episode was ok, but the ending didn't make any sense. If the current pool shark does not like having to defend his title, just lose next time you play. Disappointing ending.

I think this is a great idea, and done a number of other times. I think overall it's one of the most significant human thought experiments. It somehow just wasn't that great in this portrayal. I think that a story in which a good person goes to heaven would be more challenging, because no human could handle living forever in any conceivable afterlife.

I agree with the "An Underrated Gem" comments. A twist on the typical Twilight Zone story. Brought a tear to my eye.