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"From" falls far short of expectations, leaving me thoroughly disappointed and unsatisfied. The series follows a pattern of haphazard plot development, seemingly concocted on the go to ensure viewers stay engaged. With an abundance of unresolved mysteries and an excessive amount of filler content, the show lacks the necessary closure and substance I seek in a TV series.

The lackluster storytelling becomes increasingly frustrating as the writers fail to provide meaningful resolutions to the numerous enigmas introduced. It feels as though the creators haven't put in the effort required to construct a cohesive and compelling narrative. The absence of a well-thought-out storyline ultimately undermines the viewer's investment in the show.

Furthermore, the excessive filler content only adds to the frustration. These unnecessary subplots and distractions not only detract from the main storyline but also hinder any potential progress in unraveling the mysteries. The series seems to prioritize stringing the audience along rather than delivering a satisfying and coherent viewing experience.

While my personal opinion leans towards disappointment and even a sense of being insulted by the lack of substance, it is important to acknowledge that different viewers may have varying tastes and preferences. It appears that "From" has managed to find an audience that appreciates its approach, even though it doesn't resonate with me.

Plenty of examples here where things are made to seem true just by association by statements that appear to support the arguments made, but really are just used for only that purpose in many cases.

Graham obviously is not doing this to save humanity from ignorance, and I do agree that old ways of thinking should be challenged, but this is just another example of how not to do it.

Graham is clear in his statement that he is a journalist, not archeologist or scientist. If he truly had the motivation to expose the "lies" from established archeologists, why not get the credentials and beat them at their own game?

Worth a watch for that purpose, educational material for critical thinking.

Nothing new or unique here, it is somewhat entertaining in lack of anything else, but nothing I would sit through again.

Casually mash up some budget Rambo, some Enemy of the state, and sprinkle in some gung ho navy seals action... left me with a sense of relief when it was over. Nothing to ponder, nothing that tickles the mind once it is off the screen. No emotional attachments that drags me back for more.

Maybe this appeals to the "Bros" but not to me.