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The Wilds and Outer Range were both excellent, but Night Sky is a much more interesting choice. It’s a slower-paced story with excellent acting and a well-done plot.
At its best, “Game of Thrones” is a riveting, Emmy-nominated series that captures the heart and soul of the medieval world.
Night Sky is an ambitious game that has the potential to be great, but it suffers from poor execution. ..
The show’s slow burn is what ultimately keeps it ticking by. The characters are well written and the chemistry between them is strong, making for a compelling watch. There are some truly show-stopping moments, including one particular heartfelt moment late on with Franklin in tears. The point is, these characters are deep and they’re well written throughout the show, with depth and tinges of poignancy to show for it. Their chemistry is what ultimately keeps this slow burn ticking by.
The couple’s secret is that they are able to teleport to a strange alien landscape under their shed. They believe that this is a place with a deeper meaning, and they use the teleport pad to explore the landscape. However, they both find themselves in different parts of the alien land, and they don’t know what to make of it all. Irene is convinced that there’s a deeper meaning to the landscape while Franklin is just curious about it.
As the pair navigate their feelings toward this – and each other – their world is turned upside down when a stranger shows up in the observatory deck, clutching his stomach and in pain. As secrets begin to tumble out, Frank and Irene find their lives changed forever. as they try to make sense of what’s happening.
As the final episode of the season came to a close, we learned that Stella and Toni had gone on a road trip in search of the truth about what happened to their friend Cornelius. Along the way, they met a new person who they didn’t know their name until near the end of the episode. Cornelius was the mystery man who they were looking for.
The Night Sky finale was largely forgettable, with only a brief cameo by Franklin and Irene that didn’t add much to the story. It’s hard to say what the point of it all was. Fans of Heroes Season 2 will recognize this as the same storyline that went nowhere on Maya and Dani. While Night Sky had the benefit of a writer’s strike, this finale lacked any real payoff. ..
I really wanted to love this show, but unfortunately it just didn’t work for me. The two leads are great, the ideas are interesting, and there’s a lot of potential here if it’s renewed. However, there are a lot of uninteresting side characters, pointless tangents and side quests that go nowhere, and a frustrating cliffhanger that fails to reward any of the patience one may have had leading up to this moment. ..
