Reentry
- Episode aired Oct 1, 2018
- TV-PG
- 41m
IMDb RATING
7.5/10
2.9K
YOUR RATING
Michaela is forced to confront the fact that Jared is married; Ben helps a fellow passenger; Olive urges Grace to tell Ben her secret.Michaela is forced to confront the fact that Jared is married; Ben helps a fellow passenger; Olive urges Grace to tell Ben her secret.Michaela is forced to confront the fact that Jared is married; Ben helps a fellow passenger; Olive urges Grace to tell Ben her secret.
Richard Topol
- Harvey Stein
- (as Rich Topol)
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Binge worthy
So I have to admit the first 10 mins I thought it was another lost and almost turned off, however it picked up speed very quickly and I need more!
Very easy viewing, some dodgy CGI but definitely worth a watch!
Soap opera already
Hey Little bud. Wtf.
This is dreadful. Cheapest of characters. Little girl with long hair is super officer. Cancer doctors. Cancer kids. Black people falsely accused.
What happened to the time travel.
Boring
Yawn....this is setting up to be another "The Event" where nothing actually happens all season.
Good second entry
I really enjoyed this episode. Yes, like others I felt it was a somewhat slower episode than the series opener but it was still full of good character development and.quality drama.
This series has been on my watch list a long while and I am glad I am finally getting around to seeing it. Not to spoil anything, but this episode picks up from the pilot with all the characters having to readjust back to their lives.
Ben and Michaela seem to be fighting crime left and right while he deals with his son's cancer treatment and trying to reconnect with his wife. Michaela attempts to reestablish her old life, while dealing with the emotional fall of finding out her former fiance has remarried. Some good drama as well from a fellow flight passenger and his estranged son.
I've only ever seen Josh Dallas in "Once" and it was enjoyable family fun. Here, Manifest seems to be another good family show suitable for most viewers except small children. The episode closure scene is a bit of a shocker which works to only draw the viewer in deeper into the mystery.
8/'10.
This series has been on my watch list a long while and I am glad I am finally getting around to seeing it. Not to spoil anything, but this episode picks up from the pilot with all the characters having to readjust back to their lives.
Ben and Michaela seem to be fighting crime left and right while he deals with his son's cancer treatment and trying to reconnect with his wife. Michaela attempts to reestablish her old life, while dealing with the emotional fall of finding out her former fiance has remarried. Some good drama as well from a fellow flight passenger and his estranged son.
I've only ever seen Josh Dallas in "Once" and it was enjoyable family fun. Here, Manifest seems to be another good family show suitable for most viewers except small children. The episode closure scene is a bit of a shocker which works to only draw the viewer in deeper into the mystery.
8/'10.
The messages are getting stranger
I like the unique angles the plot is starting to take with the whole "gone for 5 and a half years" thing. Finding out your son went to prison while you disappeared would be pretty devastating. Also, the coincidences caused by the messages are getting much stranger, but I find that interesting. I want it to be explained.
Did you know
- TriviaThe characters Adio Campbell and Radd Campell are real life father and son
- GoofsThe kid claims his lego set does not contain minifigs. This is incorrect, as the specific set does include minifigs.
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