calebjmpaulson

First of all, Joel Kinnaman is totally my spirit animal, for he is probably the most badass badass on TV today.

As for all other aspects of this series...

The visual part of it is absolutely stunning and probably the best use of CGI and set design ever.

The story to me, given that I haven't consumed a lot of sci-fi TV, rather than being generic, sets a new standard for generic stories, in the best way possible.

And as for everything else about it, it's simply perfect for the cinema, and highly worthy of multiple seasons. I cannot recommend it enough to people who dare to explore and defy boundaries.

When I first saw this show at a very young age, it stuck with me so hard even after several years of never bothering to look it up. It might have been the whole basis of my childhood dreaming and fantasy life, it was just that good.

When I first came back to it, I realized the underlying messages behind each episode, and wondered why I didn't grow up with it more often than I did. Every kid, from a very young age and up, needs to be learning about other people's backgrounds and personal differences, which is something that was underlined in every episode of this show.

It truly breaks my heart to know that this show wasn't successful enough to grow to be more popular today, and I do sincerely wish that it would be brought back in at least some way, shape, or form for children these days to at least be more exposed to.