The Day That Wasn't

This episode had some really awesome character development moments, which made that ending even more rude. While great acting and cinematography and a few deceptive hints, this episode was just filler.

I was curious about allison and luther . Now i know what happened between them . And suddenly vania the weakest one turned out to be the strongest.

By the way i Like vania better when she was single. Now like beatch have sex with a guy that has just met . And their love really pissed me off. I hate her now. And luther, what the hell he is doing !

I began watching this because I kept seeing it as a possibility on Netflix. And now I can't wait for the next offering. Here we have more insights into a group of utterly dynamic characters, all seven of them. The apocalypse is at hand and something must be done. So Five gets to command headquarters, a place where major catastrophes are formulated in an old fashioned accountants setting. He is given an office job and in the process finds out all kinds of stuff. The acting in this show is so amazing and I'm finally engaged in the overall plot, although there are surprises along the way. Vanya is still a mystery. She has it for this guy, but she makes a discovery that will spell some future events. Great show.

If there have been any doubts that this series is brilliant, then "The Day that wasn't" removed them all. After the first five episodes allowed us to get to know the siblings, the series gathers pace with episode six.

Although all of the actors work perfectly together (especially in some two-party groupings), in my opinion Robert Sheehan and Aidan Gallagher stand out (just a bit more).

Robert Sheehan shows more depth than I'd have expected for his role as Klaus and Aidan Gallagher is the first non-annoying teenager I've seen in ages in front of a camera. He's perfect and absolutely believable.

That pretty much sums it up...It starts pretty slow, but its a fun, well done show by the end