Scanialara You won't be disappointed!

ReaderKenka Let's be realistic.

VeteranLight I don't have all the words right now but this film is a work of art.

AnhartLinkin This story has more twists and turns than a second-rate soap opera.

Dan Greenfield It wasn't that bad. I enjoyed the different characters, and the journey to bring them all together. I loved Diana Rigg's character. She always seems good to me, even when she plays a bad person, and she did it well, with lots of double entendres to make you question her intentions.I believe there is room for a second series. For a start, there is a man-hole cover right next to Jamie in his final scene, which both he and Rajesh could enter to find their own way into the bunker. Second, leaving Ariel in charge and Jamie to die is such a bad ending that the program would forever have a bad rap if it were to truly finish this way.And who says the asteroid has to be as bad as expected? It could easily have broken up into many pieces during its decent, due to Savior's efforts to redirect it. This would mean that the world didn't really end, and there could be a continuing future for everyone, especially for 'Son of God' Jamie, who has yet to truly fulfill his role. A new world anyone?

joshkav I thought that the show was amazing from beginning to end, some episodes were more action packed than others but made up for it in the last 3 episodes. Somethings I found quite strong was the fact that Ariels/Jamie's dad (father Jude) killed himself because the Vatican went against his beliefs so that they could bring hope to people even if the savior they picked wasn't the true savior, so he killed himself instead of leaving his faith which showed that he was deeply religious and couldn't possibly go against his faith. Another strong part of the series is when at the end of the series in the last episode you found out that Jamie has been knocked unconscious by Ariel who went into the bunker and pretended to be Jamie and was the actual one narrating the entire series and not Jamie. We are left to presume that Jamie has been Engulfed by smoke and ash and is now dead but after all the trouble God went through to protect him and get him to the bunker I very much doubt he's dead. I really hope there is going to be a second series as I think the series has ended leaving too many questions unanswered and would also be exciting to see what goes on whilst there in the bunker and to also see if Jamie is alive, the actor who plays Jamie says he's very much up for a second series.

alexusapi Starting with what i liked: The acting was good, most of the actors were really good and did their part well, there are some noticeable exceptions but overall well acted. Some of the jokes were good also, some hidden humor that is gritty and sometimes hard to catch.What i didn't like: The writing, it was very poorly written, often seemed as though the writers wrote something and then made a turn without really thinking of the consequences. Some of the characters come of as unbelievable.This whole thing reeks of Christian propaganda, disregarding the obvious prophecy girl and water parting magic things the fact that seconds after the first person in the whole show claims to be an "atheist" he kills his best friend because he has no use for him anymore. And the coolest characters and most handsome are the priest and the nun, this is all subconscious manipulation to make religion the "cool" thing and atheism out as pointless and evil.I also feel that the measures taken to divert or destroy the comet were seriously weak, obviously we would not send one missile, we would send many and calculate the forces needed to divert its course, and the president couldn't just lie that it worked because those 27 scientists are not the only ones with telescopes and trajectory calculations, every major space agency in the world would know, like the Russian and Chinese.

mcblee From the first episode, I was hooked. As some people may think, there are plot points that could seem implausible but given time are not. The casting is brilliant, Jenna Fischer is a revelation, Matthew Baynton is fantastic, Joel Fry is hilarious, though I've never thought much of Pauline Quirk, she is great, Patterson Joseph and Kyle Soller are a fabulous team, Gaia Scodellaro and Rob Lowe make a strange yet funny couple and lastly Megan Mullaly is still fabulous as a white supremacist. I also appreciate how well the stories begin to intertwine after the first episode. The scripts are well written and sometimes filled with surprises. All in all, I really love this quirky show!