Kiút

An absolutely fantastic start of the new season, thanks to which I forgive the endlessly long wait for Season 2. The plot is fast-paced, I watched it in one breath! Bravo and keep it up! (2023.05.15)

Good, good, we're keeping up the pace and we have some monsters and scary jumps here. Keep it up, so far so good! (2023.05.15)

So the enthusiasm from the previous episodes is gone, because the third episode is completely shitty. Nothing happens, we don't learn anything, it's just a pile of crap and woke moments. OMG, I'm so piss*d off. If you can, I advise skipping this episode. (2023.05.15)

So the fourth episode and once again it's completely unnecessary and shitty. The series started off great, but these last two episodes are such a huge waste of time. I'm going to have to force myself to watch the next one. Why can't someone understand that we want to slowly unravel all the fucked-up things that are happening? We don't care about how much two lesbians love each other or about someone's inner struggle because their dad died and who should pay for it or not. Actually, we do learn something here, and that's that Victor gets colored pencils from Ethan. Cool, bro. (2023.05.15)

This episode was absolutely terrible... OMG... keep going and ruin the entire second season! Can something PLEASE start happening? Ideally, start explaining why trees are transporting people through some intergalactic sphere to god-knows-where, and why the sheriff has bugs crawling under his skin from the guy who hugged him when he was inexplicably chained to a wall in some twisted castle with a music box????? I'm seriously starting to get annoyed that any explanation of anything is overshadowed by constantly focusing on how two lesbians are getting closer again, even though one is obviously straight and the other might not know it yet? OMG, this is going so horribly wrong that I might actually request a refund from Amazon Prime for watching the next episode! (2023.05.22)

Finally, something is happening again! Yes! It's not a blockbuster like the first episode, but at least we're moving forward and not just dealing with insignificant crap. We don't get too many explanations again, but there's a huge twist, so it's definitely a positive boost for the next episode. (2023.05.30)

Slowly but surely, things are starting to happen again, which is good, but the buildup is still quite slow. It has been dragging on for far too long with the constant "what if" and "why" questions, and there are still no answers. This unnecessary stretching is really frustrating. I can already see that they're going to cram everything into the last episode and leave it with an open ending, which would really, really piss me off! (2023.06.11)