Hellen I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much

LouHomey From my favorite movies..

BroadcastChic Excellent, a Must See

Bea Swanson This film is so real. It treats its characters with so much care and sensitivity.

soelvfaks This is the absolute best pilot I have seen in a long while! Very sad thats all there is of this show. Personally, I think this series could be a great one, and I sure it would have more than enough followers to make it work. I like how we know just what the characters know, so we can follow the story along with this group of eight people. It kind of seems a bit similar to Revolution, with all the electricity being gone, but this one seem to have more than just the power going out. Is it an invasion? Is the government behind this? Is our planet just giving up? I have no idea, but I would really like to know!! I really hope they reconsider and make the show.

drbuzzysawyer " The After " begins as a rather innocuous little drama, where we are watching a little vignette on a young actress who is trying her best to get to an audition. From there, she is thrown in to an urban drama, where there is a signature element which has been Chris Carter's signature: Unpredictability. Carter produced hard-hitting, classy stuff with the X-FILES, and MILLENNIUM.In both the X-FILES, and MILLENNIUM, there was always an anchor: the element of unpredictability. You must understand I see The AFTER, and all of Carter's projects not just through the eyes and heart of a sci-fi / fantasy / drama / dark noir fan, but, through the eyes of a writer - director.The casting is exquisite. And for that, I give Chris Carter all the good credit. Casting a PILOT, is CRUCIAL, and every real filmmaker knows this. Direction, and plot-point timing in this little sci- fi / fantasy drama, is unpredictable, and keeps us shocked, and on a roller - coaster ride. All film projects have problems....but I'm not going to do an post-mortem on a pilot and place those little problems in formaldehyde on display, as if they are our rewards for hanging through a loser project. It isn't a loser. This is an unusual piece of work for Chris Carter.IF you have not see the pilot for The AFTER...I suggest you see it. Make time and plenty of popcorn for this neat little pilot product. Carter's projects speak a different language, folks. I only hope that The AFTER...is a gift that keeps on giving.Thanks for your indulgence.Dr. H. E. "Buzzy" Sawyer, Jr. Manhattan, NY

philboot1970 Why do the writers insult our intelligence with such poor dialog nowadays. The constant unnecessary (but in show makers eyes seemingly obligatory nowadays) use of the 'f' word by one character in the first 10 minutes completely turned me off this from the start. I suppose it's the way all of these TV shows seem to be going with regards offensive language these days.. Give me the TV shows of the 80s and 90s every time. The show that this is being compared with was one of the greatest sci-fi shows of all time and deservedly so. I watched this to the end though to see if it was the 'X-Files for the 2000s' and although it had its moments the use of strong language throughout just completely spoiled it for me. Another TV show with one or maybe two seasons in it before cancellation I'd go as far to say.

kayceebrown92 This was a great show that really has you asking a lot of questions and keeps you at the edge of your seat. Mainly my interest in this was based on Aldis Hodge, but the other actors were really great and the story is just so refreshing. Not like anything on TV right now (tho a little like xfiles). I enjoyed this and the visual effects in the last scene are extremely intriguing. Can't wait to see this picked up and see the rest of the story.The characters are convincing, if not all likable, and the correlation between them is very strange and a concept I personally haven't seen in any other show. It does seem to be of a drama sci-fi show, which usually kinda equals lame Whedon rip off, but this has some serious potential. The only real concern is the very specific demographic this show seems to cater to, seems like a show that will lead down a path the general public won't be interested in.