waanaabe -

This is not so much a review of the series as it is a review of reviews, for others like me expecting a bit of info before deciding to watch: beware of this show being pitched as "sci-fi": it's a drama. I'm sorry to say, but too much dissemination of subjective experience and too little objective facts make it that watching an episode would take less time than reading rose-tinted reviews (still no clue what this show is about).

"You don't even need kids to get caught up in it" (she said, blushing) :)

A love Postcard to, and from, NYC. Beautiful people.

A for ambiance... D for "Da hell with the plot? "... B for "But, there WAS good acting"... this gives you an average X-Files, STILL a better television episode than most (This was meant for a specific episode, but still works when you weigh the 200+ of them together :)

I just can't believe that if she would've gotten the money for the silent version... I would have had the lead! I'm glad she kept pushing and did it: Go Concordians!

Don't do it.

Unlike the comment that preceded, I'd like to point out that the phenomenon and timeline are NOT overly confusing: just enough to want keep watching more details unveiling. In fact, at a certain point, we are shown too much to fast, which breaks the thrilling pace (I didn't want to spoil with details, but others did), and felt that it was somewhat... insulting to the audience's intelligence??? Therefore, while I couldn't give a 5/5, I can say I LOVED the initial progression, as well as the Kirby/Dan Tandem, and the overall premise, To watch.

You have to turn your brain down a few notches to fully appreciate, but the English have a special way to turn the odd into plain (or other way around). You gotta love the cop Superintendent's reasons for why bread thievery is worst than zombie sightings.