When a commercial airliner suddenly reappears after being missing for five years, those aboard must reintegrate into society.When a commercial airliner suddenly reappears after being missing for five years, those aboard must reintegrate into society.When a commercial airliner suddenly reappears after being missing for five years, those aboard must reintegrate into society.
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Meh. Another typical show where the creators clearly woke up with an idea for half of their story, successfully pitched it, and will now make it up as they go along. These types of shows are all very similar in that they are very slow to develop due to the lack of a thoroughly flushed out storyline. Because of this, the show lacks necessary intrigue and the occasional efforts to drop in an mysterious omnidirectional subplot leaves the viewer disinterested.
I started binge watching this show yesterday. Plot is interesting but most characters are not. Grace drives me nuts. She flip flops all the time. I cannot believe anyone in her sphere can tolerate her!!
I'm not one to watch a network show like this, but my mom wanted to watch it so i figured why not. the personal storylines are cheesy and predictable, but the overall arc of this story is interesting. i am curious as to what happened on the plane. i'd watch the show to see what unravels, but this isn't some life changing television.
Interesting premise, but not great acting and kind of cheesy production so far. Will probably give it a chance for a couple of episodes more...
Started off good now it's dragging, needs more scify again like the trailer gave us in the beginning.
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- TriviaCreator Jeff Rake came up with the idea for the show 10 years before its premiere while on a family vacation. When pitching to networks, it was turned down repeatedly. In 2014, when Flight MH370 disappeared, Jeff stated in an interview: "my crazy pie in the sky idea felt a little bit more real, relatable." Years later, Jeff took his idea out again and was eventually picked up by NBC.
- GoofsWhen they return to the cockpit scene, mention is made of 'increasing speed to three hundred knots'. However, at one point the co-pilot mentions the storm catching up to them at 'five hundred miles an hour'.
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