The Head

Episode three improves the story's rhythm and increases suspense. The plot develops logically and becomes more intricate. Characters gain depth and complexity, allowing the audience to connect better with their struggles. Exciting action scenes and impressive special effects help maintain the momentum.

The balance between calm and tension-filled scenes keeps the pacing well maintained. Dark settings and fitting music effectively convey a sense of dread. The actors deliver performances that add realism, making the series even more engaging.amirhosseinahg.

How in the world did this series get rated 8.6 ???

First of all: to create a good drama, there has to be some sort of compelling challenge that propels the hero's (in this case heroine's) journey. THAT'S completely missing.

In this episode, the filmmakers distastefully introduce a character who describes his prior job in a way that you had better not be eating when that scene occurs. The Hollywood fascination with inserting bathroom bodily functions into the script is beyond me. Call me old fashioned.

I don't like ANY of these characters. So this will be the last episode I watch. The heroine is saccharine beyond belief. The cowboy is not a bad guy but he goes out of his way to be mean. It comes off as a strain. The vault dwellers are freakishly politically correct. The fake Knight is emotionally immature. The only character that's honest is a coward. I TRULY HATE ALL OF THESE CHARACTERS.

Some of the acting was pretty good. But the guy playing the knight is terrible. Unlike the previous episode, there were no veteran character actors to infuse the story with depth and credibility.

Based on the ratings, I kept waiting for this series to take off. But it hasn't. So I'm outta here.

The annoying music from 1940s public domain continues. It is not Dean Martin, or Frank Sinatra, or anybody you ever heard of. It is the worst unkown music of the 1940s.

Along comes bug-eyed girl (Ella Purnell), and she gets tired of dragging around that incredibly boring and abysmally whiny Michael Emerson (from Person of Interest and Evil). He has a face for radio. Soon no face at all.

Did it ever occur to anyone to just crack open his coconut and look around for the chip inside his skull? It is a lot easier to carry around a USB drive than an entire stinking and rotting human skull. Even for a TV series based on a video game, this show is dumb.

This is another episode that pushed the story forward very well. I still prefer the second episode as my favorite so far, but this one did a great job pushing the three characters' stories forward. It also reintroduced the story of the vault from the first episode so it's nice to see them not abandoning that aspect of the show. The more I watch this show the more I realize it kind of pays homage to the movie The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly where the three core characters are all vying for the Head and each character fits these descriptions but in a different manner. I continue to be blown away by the visuals and I'm thrilled to see how accurate the show portrays how the video games played out. 4/5 stars.

3 episodes in and it just feels empty. The characters lack depth, seriousness and reason. There's no real dialog with any meaning. It just feels like they're talking just to say things. Whenever a character gets into some sort of trouble it feels like there's zero stakes and just randomly resolves itself. The knights acting is t great, but maybe it's just the writing that doesn't help his cause.

Being a fan of the games, it is entertaining to watch and i hope the story can expand for the better, to fulfil its potential but the tone just doesn't seem to fit.

I'll watch all of the episodes as it is an enjoyable experience... just hope it gets better.