Hayes Hofler

Good acting wasted on a far-fetched gruesome story of multiple killings of humans

Great acting but poor story line. After staunchly overcoming overwhelming odds against a happy life for she and her young daughter, she carries her child away from the two men who loved them the most— her father and the father of her daughter.

Grate acting by two real stars; but slow meaningless climax.

No plot; never ending struggle between super-beings which never resolves; characters (I use that term loosely) can be anywhere they want to be, and dominate anyone, including themselves in a different “uni-verse.” In this film, everything will be okay in the end, and if it is not ok, it is not the end. I left well before the scheduled end, confident there would never be one.

Superb acting and writing in season 1 have produced a memorable and exciting parable of truth-telling.

Totally unrealistic plot strings you along to a violent nonsensical ending to season 2