Scar Tissue

His entire second and third season felt incredibly underwhelming. Each episode seemed like mere filler, lacking any substantial plot development. The story was dragged down by endless shouting and meaningless arguments that added little to the overall narrative. Instead of engaging content, viewers were left with repetitive discussions that contributed nothing to character growth or story progression. In the end, it became apparent that one could easily skip these seasons and replace them with a concise summary. I found myself fast-forwarding through many scenes, desperately trying to avoid the tedious parts that did nothing to enhance the viewing experience. Although the underlying story had great potential, the writing failed to deliver, ultimately leaving me disappointed. It's a shame to see a good concept wasted on such poor execution.

I had an idea to skip two episodes and return to the show and see if I'd feel that I missed anything. I was amazed by how much the show didn't have any progress, nothing happens in this show, you would think 2 episodes is enough to feel like you definitely missed something, something big. I don't even know how they would fill 2 episodes with nothing, I mean, how can you do it? Because I feel like it could've been 3 episodes if I missed this one also and see the next one and I'll have the same feeling, because nothing happened in this episode also

So what is going on? Is it breaking bad now? I didn't get the memo. And there's two more seasons of this? Nah, I quit.

I really enjoyed the beginning of this series. Horror, mythical mysteries, predatory creatures, the strange way people end up in this godforsaken place. Now I feel like I'm too old to wait for the resolution of the series. It's more likely that I'll die of old age before any significant facts are revealed and any real progress in the series begins.

Are the creators of the series really not afraid that they will start losing viewers? If this ingenuity was complemented by something more, for example, a good dark humor, then the show would be more enjoyable. Now everything is gloomy, everyone is bickering without meaning and Tabitha is constantly yelling: no, no, no, no, no, which is actually the most annoying thing.

Today's episode gave me hopes for the season and the potential of this show to be on a level higher. All four plots of Tabitha, Victor, Fatima and Elgin gotta be something exciting and I am already in it. Jade gotta be the best character for me as of now and then. He really is decoding the secrets of town as a pro lol. Boyd"s Character should be stronger to make the show more interesting. A bit of slow pacing was there still that was overpowered by the other parts of today's episode. Season 3 is a lot better than the second one and the episode titles of E09 and E10 are given as Revelations part 1 and 2 on IMDb, which is what's I am waiting for ..

Well, what I was afraid of is slowly turning out to be real, which is that From will have more in common with Lost, in that it asks more questions, instead of giving answers.

There are so many mystery shows that are sustainable, by creating a mystery, then creating two more, but answering at least one thing. With a series like From, it feels like, nah, I'm going to say, it is the case, that the writers didn't actually have answers in mind.

It's easy, and lazy, to create weird scenarios. Three people check into a hotel and all get the same strange call in the middle of the night. The next day, only two of them are there, with no memory of the third person. See, it's mysterious, but I don't have an answer to why that happened.

So instead I now put a weird painting in the room, and they both recognize it from childhood...just more questions, no answers.

That's where From seems to be going. Also the pointless fighting reminds me of post season 1 Walking Dead, where they pad the time with that nonsense.