Debris (TV Series) Spaceman (2021) User Reviews

9.1/10

[dblar-12717 · 9/10 · 20 April 2021]

I was really excited for this episode and it did not disappoint. This is by far the best episode of Debris so far and I hope they keep this up.

this is getting tedious

[knoopgat · 9/10 · 21 April 2021]

I like this series. Why are all te haters so hatefull? I kind of like the main protagonists ( yes I follow the hollywood descriptions). This is solid action and a spledid example of not telling the whole story direct. Love it. And Jonathan Tucker is doing a great job! We wil not see a sequel i fear., thanks to all the wannabee script writers, but who knows??? Greetings from afar,,

Thought I was watching an episode of GOT

[gvgiordano · 9/10 · 1 May 2021]

For a moment I thought Arya Stark was about to show up. Show is definitely getting better, new twists as the behind story starts to come together episode by episode. Good sci-fi.

Angling for season two?

[billsoccer · 6/10 · 9 May 2021]

It's becoming apparent that this isn't a mini series but they're simply copying tried and true formats of other multi season shows. Dribble some plot points out here in there but never conclude. I tend to not like these because ultimately the scenarios become ridiculous I'll keep watching for now but if there is a season two I will not return.

ENOUGH ENDLESS WHISPERING!

[rrtiverton · 5/10 · 21 April 2021]

This is infuriating! I can't hear the freaking dialog! Two segments of breathy whispering!

Story good. Location concept management terrible

[drsammy-69229 · 5/10 · 22 April 2021]

We live in eastern Washington State on the edge of the scablands. The location they show as scablands look more like western Washington in dense Douglas fir forest, Scablands have sagebrush and basalt.

Infuriating

[northrng · 3/10 · 21 April 2021]

George Jones, the genius, turns out to be a bumbling old man in this episode. It's getting weird out there and a little mor preposterous.

Couldn't Bother Researching?

[scottied-256-552263 · 1/10 · 26 April 2021]

If you are going to specifically go to eastern Washington, even more specifically the scablands, you couldn't bother doing 5 minutes of research? Eastern Washington is a desert with hardly any trees. And the scablands are a bunch of rock outcroppings from the ice age floods.

Instead you just lazily show dense evergreen forests?