"The Midnight Gospel" is definitely one of the rarest gems that Netflix or any other streaming platform has offered throughout its existence due to its peculiar and successful combination of the podcast interview concept with adventure and surrealism to the extent of attracting more than one viewer.
The series itself, despite of having a somewhat simplistic and bizarre premise, manages to deeply submerge you in various universal topics of life during its 8-episode run and leave you with questions about your current lifestyle status, as well as reflecting about your inner and external persona and what you can do to continue improving to the better.
It's a more-than-perfect series. That's the only thing that I can say.
The series itself, despite of having a somewhat simplistic and bizarre premise, manages to deeply submerge you in various universal topics of life during its 8-episode run and leave you with questions about your current lifestyle status, as well as reflecting about your inner and external persona and what you can do to continue improving to the better.
It's a more-than-perfect series. That's the only thing that I can say.