Timeless (TV Series) Last Ride of Bonnie & Clyde (2016) User Reviews

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[oliverdearlove · 7/10 · 29 September 2017]

This is the first episode where the script differs radically from what happened - this means that History is changed but we have to see in what way.

There is a good development on the theme of 'Trust' each character has a secret which leaks out and radically changes the group dynamic. The idea of 'I can never trust you again' competes well with 'we are together so we have to find a way of working together whatever has occurred.'

We see nothing of Blanche Parker which is a pity since she has left a journal of those events. The cars are far to spic and span and I wondered if they were plastic replicas or treasured relics lent by proud owners. And there is a shoot out on a farm but not the final shoot out. - I was sorry not to hear 'why do you rob banks?' 'because it is where the money is' (Dillinger). Clyde's more intense relationship with Methven is not covered at all.

Uptick here.

[bombersflyup · 9/10 · 10 January 2019]

Characters get involved on a personal level and make it something more. It would have been better if Lucy and Wyatt's situation with Bonnie and Clyde had resolved of itself, instead of Rufus and Flynn interjecting and the usual shootout scenario.

This needs to be the show's standard, continuing on this path and remove the weekly showdown with both parties returning safely, for it to become substantial.

More interesting than I thought it would be.

[gkeith_1 · 10/10 · 7 December 2016]

I thought that this would be a boring episode, but it actually became more interesting as the episode wore on.

Wesley Snipes. Rufus really dreams up some great modern-day names for his historic IDs. "What's your name?" (Wait for it.) "Wesley Snipes." It could have been Mohammed Ali. Rufus is so ingenious.

At the beginning, Bonnie and Clyde are shown getting their demise in their car like we saw in the old movie. Here, they are gunned down on the farm, and not driving a car. Which is the true ending? Shall have to research that.

Loved Lucy's period shoes. Usually all we see are her historic dresses or suits.

Right off the bat, Wyatt looked like Warren Beatty in a dashing sort of way. That dark navy hat really set off his look.

I didn't know that Bonnie wrote poetry. Shall have to research that, also.

Mason is a $$$ prisoner of Rittenhouse. Maybe Mason could escape by going on a time travel mission.

I liked the ballet dance recital reference.

Dropped after 8 episodes

[akato · 2/10 · 23 May 2017]

The plot is too weak. After watching 8 episodes, I still don't know what Flynn is trying to achieve, and why he has to do what he is doing. This makes me unable to connect with any of the characters. It was starting to become frustrating, so I had to stop watching. The grand plot, or at least a part of it should be revealed sooner. Flynn wants Lucy's support and had plenty of chances to explain to Lucy, but he doesn't. Why?