Renee Barrett

I think this show did an incredible job of exposing selfish narcissists whose so-called good deeds and charity serve their own elite interests and end up harming those they intend to help, ultimately destroying them too. The show came to a brilliant end, though I do hope Ash comes down to earth-of all of them I think he was the most grounded.

To the person who commented about the casting and perhaps slightly romanticized treatment of science, I get where you are coming from (I knew at some point during the show Salazar would have to show off her body, she does pout waaay too much), however, I agree wholeheartedly with the post I read afterwards who said the arguments made regarding the casting and script were elitist and disparaging. I’ve always been fascinated by science even though I’ve never fully understood it. I appreciate 3 Body Problem for making science accessible to me. What I do understand and appreciate, especially as a writer is a good story-the drama, the conflict-a good plot. The show is not simply about science. It’s about life: death, morality, human nature, relationships and power. There are lessons here that extend far beyond the realm of time and space. So to the person that insinuated that idiots would like the show, I’ll say this: I actually do feel smarter having watched I immediately ordered the book,(which is usually better than the tv or film version anyway), and I can’t wait to read it! Had it not been for the show, I would never have considered it.

As a practicing "Christian" I loved what this tale had to say about religion, morality, tradition, heaven and hell and how both evil and good are two sides of the same coin. Innocence, selflessness, who and what God means to all of us were addressed here. Self sacrifice for the greater good. I loved it! Sometimes the monologues went on a bit much but still; message received, loud and clear. The cast was incredible. I loved seeing familiar faces of the "haunting" series. (I've had a crush on Henry Thomas since E.T. ) I look forward to the next installment.