Karry Best movie of this year hands down!

Lancoor A very feeble attempt at affirmatie action

Nayan Gough A great movie, one of the best of this year. There was a bit of confusion at one point in the plot, but nothing serious.

Lachlan Coulson This is a gorgeous movie made by a gorgeous spirit.

smoothtooth I watched this without reading any reviews first. I came to IMDb to check out the actor's profiles. After reading some of the negative comments, I felt I should awake out of hibernation to add my take. This show hit the spot for me. This is super light and enjoyable fluff, and should only be taken as such. It is screwball irony. The self-deprecating style of the characters is intentional, and I could see how this would be construed as bad acting. In short, I found it fun and want to see more. I hope they make a few seasons of this show -- slowly becoming more and more ridiculous as they go along. It's refreshing to see an American show that doesn't take itself so seriously.

k_m_simpson I truly hope Yahoo! brings this back for a second season. I had seen an ad for the show, then I saw the series online, and I was basically doing nothing, I figured, "Why not? I'll catch a few minutes." That few minutes turned into the entire season in a binge watch. It's kinda funny realizing that at least 2 members of the cast were regular characters on the ATT commercials. The show is really fun, and the writers have done a very decent job with the dialogue. I'd have no problem stating I'd put this higher than most of the stuff on network TV. The basic premise is a bunch of misfits wind up exploring a completely different universe while trying to find a way home. The captain is a bit over- enthusiastic and naive about things going on around him. The first officer is the captain's older sister, and everyone except the captain either hates her or is afraid of her or both. The navigator is a girl the captain has a crush on and has basically no other reason to be there as she is not a very good navigator. The third in command (who should have been second until the powers that be decided they were too afraid of the captain's big sister to keep her around) is the captain's best friend from childhood, and most folks don't even realize he is there. Rounding out the rest is the Admiral's son that was conceived to be a body parts mill for his older brother, and spent the 20 years of his life in a water tank, the ship's engineer that definitely had a bit too much radiation, drugs or some intense combination of the two, the ship's computer, the former AI from a casino, and the ship's robot, a former pension fund robber that is trying to keep himself alive inside the brain of the robot.The show is quirky, but definitely fun. I really hope Yahoo! brings it back. I have really enjoyed it.

colonnesel On paper the premise to this show is phenomenal, an inapt crew serve aboard a spaceship and are placed in comedic situation in many ways similar to Red Dwarf. However the comparison on paper that people make between this show, and Red Dwarf is where all comparisons should end: Unlike Red Dwarf, this show is not funny, not cleverly written, redundant, absolutely none of the characters are either memorable or lovable in fact, after watching the first five episodes I called it quits on the rest of the series and moved on.Seriously not funny, badly acted to the point that some scenes made me wince and feel genuinely ill at ease.Sorry, but no.

hirunningman I've watch 4 of the first 8 episode and I like what I have seen. I find there are at least 4 or 5 times I find the show laugh-out-loud funny per episode and I enjoy the characters. I concur with other reviewers that the first episode is the weakest, but that was also true of MANY shows (the one that comes immediately and relevantly to mind is Star Trek:TNG). The character. plots and pacing very much remind me of a web series that I stumbled upon last year that I also thought was excellent: The Guild. If you liked that, you'll like Other Space (and if you're liking Other Space, maybe you should go check out the Guild). The fact that MST alumni are part of the cast is also promising.