Alan Bratburd

Sort of good, but it doesn't end, it just stops.

Some episodes are better than others. The main character, Jonathan, is so clueless as to be disabled, which is the main weakness of the show. It's all the other characters, especially the one-offs, who make the show.

I made it a little less than halfway through episode five when it jumped the shark. Which isn't exactly the right term for when the writers get lazy. Look at it this way: this series is about a family, the parents of which are agents for a secret organization that takes out creatures from the non-canonical episodes of "X-Files." The nearly grown children are starting to develop odd powersof their own. They move to the stately ancestral home in upstate New York where weird stuff starts. And there it turns into a WE series kind of a cross between Riverdale and the aforementioned X-Files. "Supernatural" anyone. I'm done with series. Give me some movies Netflix.

Exciting in places, great SFX, but overall a poorly conceived remake that doesn't have a place in the canon.

I was at the dge of my seat, then I was hanging on by my fingernails, and then my fingernails were hanging on by their eyelashes, and all of a sudden it was over. Oslo looks like a nice place.