kuashie Syfy is at it again with yet another tasteless show. This series lacks suspense, the story progressed so slow and the acting was weak.I thought this syfy series was going to be different with the high rating and good reviews, but I guess it was too much to ask for.Please skip this unless you want to wait for excitement that seem to be non existent, it has no depth or thrill.

samehcena Its really great show, from first couple episodes of season one i got really attached to it, and i am really sad its over, overall its one of my favorite tv series that i have seen, you wont regret watching it

dougieeem For a start take the negative reviews with a pinch of salt, the fact that they are in the minority speaks for itself, i cant work out wether its pretention or ignorance speaking. The show is well crafted with nods to the original film but unique enough to stand alone. It delves into time travel with a little more depth than other shows in the genre with out being overly complicated for the casual viewer. I personally think the casting choices were excellent with enough 80s pop culture references to keep a 40 something like myself amused. Time travel will always be the ultimate plot device but i really believe the writers did a good job of keeping the storyline credible right throughout to the end of Season 4. If you have watched the original movie you may be tempted into thinking the premise is a foregone conclusion, watch it and be mildy surprised to find you are wrong.

Zen-2-Zen I've just stated watching this and after the premiere (absolutely the worst, ever) I stopped. The only reason I continued 2 days latter was Cassie, pardon Amanda Schull who shined so much that this show literally owes her its life.I still can't give it more than 1 since it's still a pile of goza (Texan variant of go shi :-) and a clear example why proverbial English majors should not write anything with Sci-Fi, let alone time travel (they can't think if their life deepened on it and just copy whatever they gathered from whatever they've read, then reduce everything to stupid cowboy fist and gun fights - cognitive limitation :-). This is sooooo derivative that I end up skipping about 50% of every episode. Seriously guys, hire a few people who can actually think and are not "English majors". The cliche of "you and yourself exploding if you meet" is so outdated that you'd have to be living under a rock for 50+ years to even think about using it these days. But, I'm happy to see that Barbara Sukowa got to inject at least a modicum of intellectual level into this and that Emily Hampshire is at least trying to get something more out of the ridiculous "creator's" idea of Jennifer.Absolutely worst, cringe inducing "link" is Aaron Stanford. Must have been a couch cast :-) Seriously, who ever cast him needs to go to Dr. Bishop for a little lobotomy afternoon :-))The freak-show obsession is a trademark of lamers who pretend to be doing Sci-Fi but their feeble minded hearts are getting hi on stupid horror. Probably because they loved being spanked when they were kids and it got cemented as a fixation.The utmost horror is of course the one of apparently good few actors having to say "yes sir" to moronic "show-runners" but there's nothing we can do about it. Wanna see how a "show-runner" looks like? See that tall man in black hat who's killing everyone with sadistic smile? Can't miss it :-)))