DrJacoby

Amazing show, great location filming. Better than season 2. Look forward to season 3 after the character development of season 2.

Zero Day is a good mystery thriller-drama that shows a possible future of the world. The ending was picked up quite good and was unexpected.

A very good show while at parts didn't quite live up to my very high expectations for it does not mean it wasn't stunning and beautifully written. In my opinion season 1 was better than season 2.

Season 1 was absolutely amazing. What followed not quite as amazing, but still a good political watch for the most part.

While sometimes you have to suspend your disbelief, especially in the hacking scenes, this is a great show and Tom Kirkman and his staff is a great president, if only the real DC would be as nice to him - I suppose it is a time of crisis.

Season two build and tops Season 1 in every which way in which Season 1 lacked (which wasn't much).

I don't think I need to say much on why this is a 10/10. It's tension building runs parrel to the masterful building up to Order 66 in the Clone Wars show.

This episode is great, but slow, build of what is to come in the next episode. Poor Syril.

An amazingly, on the edge of your seat episode that mostly plays out better than the game. While I understand the hate for the Ellie - Dina romance / infected scenes, I didn't see it as a too bad immersion breaking issue for the apocalyptic scenario they are in when Dina thinks she had lost her love Ellie. Can't believe Ellie left that guitar out though.

A slower episode that is already starting to setup what was discussed about Ghorman in the previous arc.

Things slowed down in episode 3 and took the time to show us how the town of Jackson decides on revenge. While Abby's revenge is pretty justified Jackson doesn't know that. Nice seeing the old man return with his little arc. Some people may have issues with pacing of this season and how fast Ellie got to Seattle, but I don't mind so far.

This arc comes to an end in such a great way with a big tease on what's to come. The episode was the second best episode of the arc.

The movie-like experience continues with the midpoint of episode 2, showing the Empire give **** from Inglorious **** vibes.

An absolute masterpiece in writing that all future Star Wars projects should take note from.

Andor Season 2 opens up once again with the feel of the movie, but this time that feel continues throughout the whole episode masterfully setting up what's coming.

While the season opened with a slow start, this episode had two of the greatest scenes I've seen in recent years. We all knew what was coming and boy did they deliver.

A true experience that breaks the trend of bad video game adaptations. While Ellie's actress may not fit the Ellie in the game, she still performs her version of Ellie well with Pedro's Joel to create an emotional connection between them as they adventure a grounded new world.

A good start the hopefully sets the ground for something even better to come, even with Ellie's questionable casting becoming more prevalent.