J R Conner

I had watched this when it first aired but missing the ending. Keira makes it back to 2077, but via a different timeline. She sees her son Sam, but never reunites with him, because Sam actually has a different family then...or maybe that's a different ending for a different time travel show?!! Anyway, still enjoyed watching it again...

One of the most thoughtful renderings of the Gospel in a horror setting. Time and time again in the show, Biblical truth is shared with Scripture and then a display of how that Scripture can be perverted and taken out of context. So provocative and truly gives us pause to think how often we tailor fit Scripture to suit our own interpretations. Even though this show can make a person challenge his/her own beliefs, I found it to be very apocalyptic and even hopeful. This probably won't make sense to many, but I not only found this story disturbing, but I also saw it as a warning for many. I personally didn't see the winged creature as a vampire. I saw it as a demon. Ironically, I watched this show during Holy Week. Quite poignant.

Absolutely superb storylines in both seasons, reveals the darkest sides of human nature with deeper characterizations that usual American productions. Might also add that editing was perfect, drawing you into each revelation smoothly without the usual choppiness of programming created for commercialization.