After the series began like The Fugitive, although a halfway adult conversation between Dr. Kimble and his colleagues could have resolved the situation after 5 minutes, I have now struggled through to episode 5.
The fact that Jennifer Connelly (Superposition) dies relatively quickly in one of her incarnations was a real highlight for me.
I don't believe her role in any of her incarnations, that's how badly she acts. Or she acts very well and the script is very bad. Both are probably true.
In episode 5 now, Jason Desse (in superposition: Joel Edgerton) tries to dissuade his friend/enemy Leighton Vance (in superposition: Dayo Okeniyi) from going into the box, whereas in episode 4 he did everything he could to convince him to come into the box with him.
And now? Do the scriptwriters not read their own scripts or have they been in the box themselves in the meantime and therefore can't remember anything?
I can give you a spoiler: Amanda Lucas (in superposition: Alice Braga) is actually a criminal from Mexico, known as Teresa Mendoza (Queen of the South). If only she had stayed where she belonged!
The fact that Jennifer Connelly (Superposition) dies relatively quickly in one of her incarnations was a real highlight for me.
I don't believe her role in any of her incarnations, that's how badly she acts. Or she acts very well and the script is very bad. Both are probably true.
In episode 5 now, Jason Desse (in superposition: Joel Edgerton) tries to dissuade his friend/enemy Leighton Vance (in superposition: Dayo Okeniyi) from going into the box, whereas in episode 4 he did everything he could to convince him to come into the box with him.
And now? Do the scriptwriters not read their own scripts or have they been in the box themselves in the meantime and therefore can't remember anything?
I can give you a spoiler: Amanda Lucas (in superposition: Alice Braga) is actually a criminal from Mexico, known as Teresa Mendoza (Queen of the South). If only she had stayed where she belonged!
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