Opal Star

This review has a happy ending: You know, right from the first episode and up until episode five there have been some characteristics of this show and how events roll out. Some events in how it is written and directed, either far from or near each other, have a small disconnect that makes it so it doesn’t flow right but has the potential to and sometimes has bigger gaps parting the initial event and the resulting event that leaves some scenes spotty. In addition, the actions characters perform seems a bit barren in their playouts. Notice in the beginning how I said episodes one through episode five because these are the episodes where I saw my two problems with this show. After episode five I noticed that these problems went away and were improved. I assume the writers and directors saw these and corrected them. The plot after a while became warmer and still continues to do so and the show has a visible direction it’s headed in. This show has an interesting setting and interesting plots and stories within each episode and overall. I am not a screenwriter critique but these are the things that popped out to a commoner.