Caio Lima Netto

Without a doubt, the best piece of TV series ever made. Every detail is perfect and well done, and the fact the first episode makes you feel terrible is just the window into how much GOOD it will make you feel in each and every next episode until you transcend by the time you reach episode 15.

If you can forgive the abundant plot holes and lack of imagination on twisting the battered catastrophe themes, the movie is surprisingly good with a great visual quality. Still, the lack of solutions and technologies that existed last century in a movie taking place in 2049 just to add airtime is terrible.

This is so poorly writen and executed I could not stand more than half the first episode. No science, no logic, "ideas" that make no sense in the context of an "advanced earth", and the crew is just a bunch of stereotyped pretty morons who barely know each other thrown in a ship with absolutely no plan to make "contact" with a species you don't know anything about, not even if they are friendly. Clearly the first episode ooses interpersonal drama, which should not be there to being with, and clearly the aliens are going to be hostile because ... why not. Deserves the rotten tomatoes and IMDB abysmal ratings. Netflix does this, but drops OA, guess who will jump off Netflix as soon they loose their content when the new streaming services open?