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Loved the series, as I was retelling the story to a friend I noticed a detail that I haven’t seen mentioned anywhere else. After Jeevans near death experience with the wolf he absorbs traits of both of his dead siblings. He becomes a doctor like his sister was and because of his foot amputation he walks with a limp and a cane just like his brother. Just thought that was some beautiful symbolism and wanted to share.

This was my thought on the ending: "I have found you 9 times before maybe ten." Meaning to me that when we lose our loved ones we eventually find people in our lives that resemble the relationships we've lost. 🤷

The Jeevan-Kirsten reunion did not need any dialogue, it was that satisfying and they are the heart and soul of the story. I know they will see each other again, she did invite him and his family to attend their performances when they come around the area.

I sobbed when Jeevan-Kirsten reunited, sobbed like a baby, the music, the story, their expressions--so incredibly beautiful and poignant

Idk why but I cried like a baby when Jeevan and Kristen reunited lol

I've never heard of the source material and I didn't see the marketing for this(if there was anyway) so I went in totally blind. And this show BLEW ME AWAY. I hope they don't try for a season two. Too many shows ruin a perfect story trying for more commercial success.

i binged this in 2 days. creepy considering we live in a pandemic. i love how everything is intertwined. "to the monsters, we're the monsters" how true does that ring? i loved Kirsten and Geevan. the caring for people in need, even strangers, is something that the world needs to grasp.

What I loved about Station Eleven is that although it's a post apocalypse story, the climax is a family playing Hamlet, a reunion at a party and two people connecting on the phone. It was never really about the apocalypse, it's about overcoming trauma and rebuilding. We don't need to know what happens after, because what happens is that Kirsten, Tyler, Clark and Jeevan go on living. Except now, they've overcome their trauma

I loved this show so damn much. I really hope they release the music score!

The hardest part of being a doctor is right. I went to med school.. 1st year, 1 month in & got really really sick. As the docs were working to get my fever down, a man came in carrying his son who just got into a car wreck with his friends. The sons insides came out and while I could only see a smidge of what was happening-I heard the screaming & the hopelessness of the dad. The ambulances were pulling up with the other kids. And I laid there while they are trying to save me, hysterically crying bc I could feel the pain from the parents. And then to hear a doc tell another parent that their kid didn’t make it while the doctor himself was trying to stay composed was horrific. I dropped out of school the next week. I was so gifted and I would think if I stayed in - could I have gotten over it. But when I went to the vet & heard a lady crying the same way I knew I didn’t have that courage.

I would pay money to watch that play live. I love this show so much.

Great review as always.. but I don't see what unanswered questions you have. The shows wraps everything up pretty neatly by the end. And some might say too neatly.

Enjoyed the video. 😊 I love the theme of being found, and finding. I mentioned on another video how I think it was a nice full-circle moment when Kirsten ‘found’ Jeevan after losing Sarah (in death), and how she found Sarah after she ‘lost’ Jeevan prior. I believe the thing being found is a place of rest and peace- home. So, over the course of these years people may find what they consider ‘home’ many times over.

A small correction; Jeevan did not go to the airport for Sarah's heart attack, it was for Clark's burn injury.

I saw someone else write this as it fits this tale so well " Symmetrical story told in an asymmetrical universe". Poetic and just, leaving art to its interpretation of the unjustified. Tears sullen and remorseful of a past debt fulfilled...

I haven’t heard anyone else besides me compare this to the OA but damn it’s accurate . Such a complex and beautiful story from both shows.

Just finished this show, enjoyed it a lot. I was very conflicted about Tyler having a happy ending and walking away as a good guy. He still kidnapped tons of kids and strapped bombs to them, he’s definitely a horrible person

I was waiting for a video like this! This was great

I’m so glad i found this series. It’s very touching, thrilling, and good at mixed feelings. It also opens my mind how to dealt with the past and grief. Very good series!

My husband was like this show did what Game of Thrones wanted to do, and I agree, if this show got the GOT treatment we would have followed these characters for years having them just miss each other, until we have all our favorite characters in one place together. It was very satisfying to achieve that ending in just 10 episodes

Brotha… watching every video. Voice. The time you take on each video. Please keep making these

Yeah, I cried as well. Kirsten’s and Jeeven’s reunion was touching. There is a lot to like about this series, I just can’t reconcile Tyler’s getting away with his Manson-like murders. I guess all the kids dropped their bomb packs off. Would any of you be so cruel to recruit children in a delusional plan?

I loved your use of the Andrew Scott Hamlet! I didn’t even know that had been made. Could you share where to watch it? Some of the confusing parts of this show were interesting and mysterious, and some were just confusing. Thank you for adding some clarity!

Tyler did not tell the kids to suicide bomb. He even makes this clear saying that he “lost control of the story” and that another kid came up with the land mine stuff.

This was a great Ending explanation! Thank you!!!

Think it’s deeply about our souls and finding those we love again somewhere out there or through others.

The kristen-Jeevan reunion was the best part of the show

I am so excited to experience a story about humanity. Great stories are few and far between in today's world and even more rare is shared humanity...something that reminds us of how similiar we are.

Great analysis

I thought in the end Kirsten would let go of her obsession with the book and the symphony and follow jeevan home. Just like she did in the beginning. She left the theater and followed where he led. Im not sure why they separated.

i absolutely love this series!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

One of the few good shows on ❤️ weird to watch it during a pandemic

Criminally underrated show right here.

I tried watching this show but I just can't connect with it, people are saying it's a life altering masterpiece and I just don't see how it is. It's weird and confusing and triee too hard to be artistic and philosophical instead of just telling a consistent story with the characters. I got very attached to Jeevan and Kirsten in the first episode, their relatable dynamic as the world feel apart, it's actually one of the most realistic and human depictions of an apocalypse, and I loved the glimpses into the world years later when everything is overgrown and dilapidated. I've never been one for art or books or theatre, so this whole aspect of the show is lost on me, and I found myself skimming through episodes 2-6 to just get to what happened next with Jeevan and Kirsten, because this show jumps around in time and doesn't fill in the blanks in-between until much later, and I just can't watch and enjoy a show that is structured like that, like a jigsaw puzzle without a picture on the box that only makes sense when you finish it. The story with J&K is amazing and their acting is stellar, especially Kirsten, amazing young actress, but the rest of the show is just weird and whacky and eccentric, and after talking to fans, I realise this show just isn't for me, and even after watching this summary it just doesn't sound appealing, which is a shame because episode 1 really hooked me in, but the tonal shift into episode 2 makes it feel like a completely different show

I think this was the best thing that I saw during the pandemic and it bums me out that this got no play. This show goes, "What if you tell a post-apoc story, but you can't do any of the easy stuff? No big, bad, psycho governor, no zombie rehashery, no gun battles when you can't think of a better way to raise the stakes. Also, you have to make Shakespeare in the Dark an ass-clenching story beat, and no tits allowed." Then Station 11 does it HANDILY.

Thank you so much for covering this, I loved this show and I agree it very much gave me OA vibes, so I really appreciate you mentioning it!

Amazing show!!!

It’s literature. It has depth that produce a variety of interpretations. Beautiful work.

The hamlet scene had me undone! Cryin just thinking about it

So no-one brought up how he killed two little kids by strapping them with mines??? Or how he literally abandoned a whole group of little kids in the woods.....

the museum of civilization thing looks exactly like one one featured in Y the last man. Same setup too

Great video. Will you be covering Book of Boba Fett?

There can't be a Season 2, when season 1 concluded the main story arc.

I think I enjoyed this video more than the actual series. Thanks.

I really liked this show overall, but one part I found unrealistic was everyone just seemingly forgiving Tyler for abducting all those children (and using some as suicide bombers). I would have expected his mother to have insisted he return all of the kidnapped children as a condition of her joining him on his travels, especially as she had gone through all of the pain and anguish of losing her child twenty years earlier. And don't get me wrong, I'm not some naïve optimist, I do realise that bad things happen and people get away with them without consequence. But that blanket acceptance from his mother just didn't seem consistent with the character.

Thank for explaining it because I didn't know WTF was going on.

I loved the book. I would like to see the show. They did changed it a lot but seems it payed off.

I really liked this show!

we gotta make moves ,never ever ever could we fake moves!!

I loved it, I simply loved it.

Can you please do yellow jackets next?🙏🏾

I haven't watched this yet because I was worried it wouldn't be faithful to the source. No adaption is perfect but this one seems to be close to it. Thanks for covering it. This convinced me to give it a chance after all 😄

Kirsten says, “hey, don’t take my horse!”

Decent roundup of the show. Great show - very well thought out. I have my peeves and problems with it - but I stuck to the creator's vision and version of the story and ultimately enjoyed the intelligent ride. Many liberties and convenient plot situations and story-telling license are exploited vs what would really happen in post-apocalyptic scenarios - but that just kept me on my toes to try to see if what happened could possibly really happen (especially all these talented people winding up alive - and together). I went with it and didn't let it bother me and trusted the story. Like many question: could these people really really survive - with almost NO FOOD or resources or running water, etc. once the main resources were gone - after some time. And wouldn't there be more danger from the outside - other survivors - regardless of how many people died. Besides those HUGE aspects that weren't addressed that well - I enjoyed 1 of the better series I've seen in years. I like story telling - I just don't like when way too many liberties and plot points are way way too convenient. But I can also still enjoy something for the way it was written - knowing it was a book - then a series - and it's not exactly REALITY. It's based in reality - but is a sensational, interesting, interwoven story - that - is - a - story. So I get that - and many critics do not get that a story is just that - and can still be based in reality and you don't have to always poke holes in things. I can poke holes in other fantastic films - say - Batman lol - but I only do so in the reality that is created within the movie(s). Thanks for the recap - carry on.

if only there were 2 more episodes! I felt there was more to flesh out with many characters. TBH I didn't get the whole Station eleven thing, with the story in the graphic novel and how it corresponded with what was happening. I didn't get the visions of the blue spaceman, or what the graphic novel actually was about. It was only in the last episode when one of the kids says that they landmines were beacons for the ship. so did they think that the ship called station 11 was going to come down and save them? that would mean that tyler was planning to kill all the kids with the mines, heavens gate style.

So the world ends, and this spaceman story lives on. It would be funny if there was a space man in the international space station.

❤️❤️❤️ this Show!! Mackenzie is awesome 🥰👍

I have this feeling that whoever made this film, did not like the novel. They loved the story but did not like the fate the original author grabyed to each of her characters. So the maker of this series decided to alter a lot of things, big things even. They made Jeevan and Kristen have this bond and stuff while in the book Kristen looks for Jeevan, the man who was kind to her when Arthur Leander died on stage but she never finds that man. Jeevan finds his meaning in service but just like everyone involved in service, he stays anonymous, just the man who performed cpr on arthur, known for his deed not his name.

I was expecting this shit to be like The Postman where Kevin Costner was a travelling actor who puts on Shakespeare shows from town to town and The Prophet was like the leader of The Eight.

"They're on that countertop"

This show was beautiful! I absolutely loved it. And it was not at all what I expected! (This show left you with unanswered questions? We must have watched different shows!)

Can’t wait for Station 12

Maybe someone can explain this to me... Kirsten calls the wolf Jeevan is slaughtering Big Daddy, and his family, but isn't the wolf who attacked him big daddy, and they were separated? That and the stolen scene from The Stand were my inly two real gripes.

Kirsten!! 😍😍😍

The Prophet/David/Tyler didn't know anything about the child soldiers. When he was wounded one of the kids developed her own interpretation of his retelling of Station Eleven and acted on it.

Rip frank bro

Thanks for this summary. I just watched the first 3 episodes and I am sure it's deep and fantastic but I am not really into it. So I started to search some video to understand what is going on and where this show will go. Well I think I stop watching now. I don't think it's bad but it's not for me tbh. Thanks again, You saved hours of my time :)

i wanted to here the esoteric version explained not the obvious exoteric version

this show is way more fun for theatre kids

I have a question. When Arthur died, the only one who noticed that something was wrong was Jeevan, why is that?

I just could not like the adult Kirsten, I don't know if it was the actor or the writing or maybe it's on purpose. The kid version of Kirsten was great! I did like the reunion with Jeevan.

I gotta say I thought this show was a little corny with the whole traveling symphony thing in a post apocalyptic world. But as the story develops and you start seeing the connections between the characters, it becomes much more. The back and forth in the storylines was done well and the writing was really good. In my opinion there is no need for a second season.

What a great fucking show.

It's not a bad show but some moments are extremely frustrating. Like if you kidnap children, brainwash them and turn them into suicide bombers, YOU ARE A MONSTER! There can't be any redemption for that character on the stage that justify his previous actions. You can't have him and his mommy walking away with an army of kids in the finale and expect me (the viewer) to be satisfied.

Something I would add that never seems to get talked about would be the different ways these people approach a new society. Severn DOES want to preserve the past, even if a more communal version of it. Traveling symphony chooses to opt out of society. There are small communal villages. And Tyler abducts all the kids to let their imaginations create an entirely new society. The way the final shot was filmed shows that Tyler has the population that will probably win out. Whatever they create, by sheer numbers, is probably going to be the dominant socioeconomic model. AND the fact that they were allowed to be creative in bring the graphic novel (prophecy) to life in their costume means they're going to get real creative with society. Maybe.

Thank you sooo much for this review. You have spared me the disgust of watching a series that is too boring for my taste and that HBO misleadingly described as a scifi adventure

The spaceman was pilot Hugo wasn't he?

Maybe I overlooked, but how did miranda know that the plane was infected?

So, in the series we know who ended up with 3 copies of the graphic novel... Who had the other two copies?

Can someone hash out for me exactly why Tyler felt so strongly about having no reminders of before the apocalypse? How is living in a post pandemic world with his mother and a bunch of strangers less traumatic to him than living in a functioning society with two parents, albeit both very distance and now divorced parents, but still, I don't see how the "trauma" we see Tyler experience, coupled with the influence of "station eleven" is enough to lead to a life altering "cleanse the world" complex and his eventual self exile. Also where did this sheltered son of Hollywood types gain not only the skills but the courage to venture out into the wilderness with basically nothing. This part of the show doesn't seem to be developed properly and for me it takes alot away from the big picture. Maybe I missed something, hopefully I did and someone can explain.

The writer obviously likes the book I am Legend

So we're just gonna ignore the thousands of people spread across the field? I had no idea Tyler already gathered up a colony!

1:15 Miranda is actually this girl from Atlanta. Brilliant. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eK1lfrijtJnXgHk.html

Can someone explain Alex’s character??? I found her the most frustrating and confusing? She said she loved Kirstin but repeatedly showed resentment towards her and conspired against her. Also what happened to the children’s plan?? Kirstin showed the little girl the book and they called it off? But why?

This show seemed like it had elements to be good but never got around to it. Miranda was by far the most interesting character and had the best episodes.

I was confused until episode 5 maybe I’ was just too high

I could never get the point. It all seemed like a waste of my time but I held on hoping it might get better. I never did and I found myself wanting them to all just die lol .

please watch and review archive 81

To the monsters we are the monsters…

The world ends and NOT ONE MENTION of the international space station.

How is it this Drama club is so successful in the apocalypse? I'd figure they'd be the first to be taken out by some Mad Max style biker gang or a gang of ex military militia

Why don't they want to stay at the airport?!

If the apocalypse occurred and the only survivors were uninteresting drama school people. Also, Not once in the entire shows run, do they show the "traveling symphony's" ability to gather resources to survive

I think this show was unnecessarily monotonous, also I felt it was a really slow show. I’m not saying it’s bad, I just think that it could be told in less chapters with the same impact and message

You’re not my dad your my brother!

I read the book, and loved it. It's a permanent feature on my re-read schedule. (Do I need to state my disappointment and dislike at the story here? The casting, the script, the filming, the pacing, the conclusion?) This is like watching the first Dune movie, and the recent one. This is like watching BBC Survivors 2008. This is trash. As a stand alone thing it may have been fun for people, really good fun even. But it wasn't. It was based on somebody elses idea. Either come up with your own idea or drop that greatness like a hot coal and walk away. This is like watching World War Z, after reading World War Z (and any good screenwriter will tell you just how painful that felt).

humasn see wolfs as monsters because they steal their food....

Well, I don’t know. Critics loved it , audiences, not so much. I just have a few comments. What happened to the cat in Frank’s apartment? Just left to die? Also, tie it up in a hopeful bow. Tyler murdered the conductor and his grand children. The grief caused the composer to have a heart attack and eventually die. That’s 4 killings Tyler! And he just goes on his merry way, no accountability. Personally, I think he was a psychopath and needed killing. So , no , thumb’s down.

Loved the book. Hated this series.