Red Coast

Episode aired Mar 21, 2024
TV-MA
1h 4m

IMDb RATING

7.8/10

YOUR RATING

Adventure Drama Fantasy Mystery Sci-Fi

Auggie's countdown jeopardizes her nanotech work. Jin becomes engrossed in an otherworldly VR game. Ye Wenjie follows through on a radical idea.Auggie's countdown jeopardizes her nanotech work. Jin becomes engrossed in an otherworldly VR game. Ye Wenjie follows through on a radical idea.Auggie's countdown jeopardizes her nanotech work. Jin becomes engrossed in an otherworldly VR game. Ye Wenjie follows through on a radical idea.

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IMDb RATING

7.8/10

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Trivia
The Wow! signal mentioned in the episode was an actual event. A strong signal that lasted 72 seconds was detected by the Big Ear radio telescope of Ohio State University in August 15th, 1977. The event got this name because Jerry Ehman, the astronomer responsible for reviewing the data, wrote "Wow!" in red on the left side of the computer printout, due to impressiveness and rarity of that recording.

Goofs
When Young Ye Wenjie is aiming the dish at the sun the shadow of the antenna is shown moving away from the dish's center instead of towards it.

Quotes
Message from Pacifist (alien): Do not answer. Do not answer. Do not answer. I am a pacifist in this world. You are lucky that I am the first to receive your message. I am warning you: do not answer. If you respond, we will come. Your world will be conquered. Do not answer.
Ye Wenjie: Come. We cannot save ourselves. I will help you conquer this world.

Soundtracks
Moonlight Mile
Written by Mick Jagger, Keith Richards
Performed by The Rolling Stones

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Featured review

1/10

Magic box strikes again

Yep, J. J. Abrams' magic box strikes again in this episode. Throughout the whole episode - approximately one full hour - nothing worth mentioning happens, and the last sixty seconds (literally), we are shown something remotely interesting.

By the way, the opening them of the show is an obvious rip-off of season one opening theme and music of "Westworld". I am sure anyone who watched the first season of "Westworld" will notice that.

Other than that, a complete snore fest. Characters are so blank and so blah you can hardly stay awake watching this excuse of a TV show.

Before I forget, there are some subtle "references" to lately recent events prior to the development of this show, which are now in scrutiny today.

How time affects our perception, right?