Season 1 – Aftermath

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06/08/2017 Amazingly bad... almost so bad that you have to see it. And if you do you will want to trick your friends into watching it so that you can laugh at them for listening to you. See more 02/04/2017 Loved it!! More please! See more 12/12/2016 Aftermath is... ok. It suffers from characters who know too much, Anne Heche refuses to take off her sunglasses, and the dialogue tends toward being very "convenient." That being said, I'm still enjoying it. I'm enjoying it a little more than recent Syfy offerings. It has decent production quality and 4 episodes into it what is actually happening is still a mystery. I actually like the fact that there seems to be no hurry to explain what we're in the aftermath of. That's good for now, but I hope the writers don't chew on that for too long or it could lose its gravity. I'm interested to see how the rest of the 1st seasons plays, but I'll keep watching it. See more 12/01/2016 i could be a better writter See more 11/17/2016 I really like this show and genre and for the most part I think it's done well. I think Heche and Tupper are very good. That said, I really, really dislike the arc of the younger daughter and I really hope she falls of a cliff. The story line with the soldier was 100% cringeworthy. See more 11/16/2016 This show has some interesting ideas, but all of that is ruined buy the now all too familiar teens-making-bad-decisions plot device. It was old the 100th time Jack Bauer's daughter made stupid decisions in life and death situations on 24 14 years ago and its way past its expiration date now. My point is made even more prescient within this story... it's literally the end of the world with zombies and volcanoes spewing poison air yet the teens wont pick up a gun to kill the zombies because "guns bad" and wont put on a respirator in the midst of a eruption with toxic fumes because it will make her claustrophobic. Okay, you die then, bye. These are not the types that survive the apocalypse and they are not the lost souls of humanity in the midst of crisis. They are poorly written cop-outs. See more Read all reviews