Good Creatures

Non-stop action and incredible scenes from the beginning right until the last scene of the episode. And this is just the beginning of the action of season 2, the real action is coming in the next episodes and I hope they will be on the same quality as this one, if possible even better.

I really think that people who find the series "too mysterious or confusing" should just stop watching it already. This show isn't for you! With that being said, love the direction the series is going and really looking forward to the rest of the season. Can't wait for episode 4!

Good episode, better than the first two but the problem is that all episodes so far doesn't feel like they have a meaning or going somewhere with the story. Hope the second half at least answer some questions we have.

I really liked the first season of this show, but by now it seems like the plot is completely chaotic with no real direction and nothing is properly thought through.

Alliances and behaviour of characters appear to be completely erratic with only shallow explanations as to why they act like they do. Basically they all hold a grudge against each other and for some reason this grudge is sometimes put aside to form a team and another time is used as an excuse to fight each other. The psycho Marcus all of sudden turned from a psychotic, voice-driven madman into some kind of pious worshipper of Sol who only wants the best for everybody and also all of a sudden wields some mystical power. The androids sometimes act purely emotionless as supposed from an android and then all of a sudden they show affection and empathy. "Sure" you might say, "empathy is part of their porgramming", but then why is it constantly changing? And now all of a sudden #7 turned into a herbivore? Seriously? Like what is this? And then it doesn't eat its pumpkins somwhere in the jungle but rather on the icy top of a mountain, roflmao.

Btw, that weapon by mother looked so god damn weak, it probably wouldn't have hurt #7 at all. You could see how weak it was when she used it to disarm that trap. This behaviour of an android wanting "to go on their own" is completely illogic. It's just so bad.

The overall plot has no real aim, all of a sudden there are plenty of survivors and this whole "we must find a habitable planet where we can make mankind (Atheists) live on" is kind of overhauled, because from now on I guess new ships from either fraction can arrive at any time on the planet. Or aliens. Or Sol himself. Who even cares at this point.

Now all we have are two splinter groups on a planet somehow trying to steal members from each other and some herbivoric super snake who somehow wasnt always herbivoric but who knows. It will probably change another 5 times in the coming episodes. Wow. Great show of nothingness.

Three episodes into the season and it's still very unclear what's going on. There are a lot of what seem like separate plot threads, and we just have to keep a lot of details in memory while waiting for some sort of explanation to make it all make sense. I don't know if the writers are trying to fuel a lot of internet "buzz" about what's going on (this was a feature of /Westworld/), but it would be better story-telling to give us little bits of explanation along with all of the seemingly random events. Otherwise, it's not intriguing, just random-seeming. Also, some of the threads from the first season seem to have been dropped now that they're in a different area of the planet. Will they be relevant in the future? Who knows?

I liked the first season, but the second one's really leaving me cold.

And really, acid oceans? What in the world are the rocks that ocean's washing against made of?