Brave New World is sleek and seductive, but not very daring, only skimming the surface of Aldous Huxley's dystopian epic without plumbing its philosophical depths. Read critic reviews
Brave New World (2020)
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Episodes
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1. Pilot
Air date: Jul 15, 2020
Welcome to New London, a utopia governed by three rules -- no privacy, family or monogamy -- where everyone belongs to everyone else.
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2. Want and Consequence
Air date: Jul 15, 2020
Bernard Marx is preoccupied with recent events in New London as he and Lenina Crowne take a trip together; John struggles with a dilemma.
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3. Everybody Happy Now!
Air date: Jul 15, 2020
Danger awaits Bernard and Lenina in the Savage Lands, where the world is flipped on its head; John grapples with staying true to himself as paths entwine.
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4. Swallow
Air date: Jul 15, 2020
Bernard introduces John to New London while Lenina struggles with reintegration after their visit to the Savage Lands.
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5. Firefall
Air date: Jul 15, 2020
Lenina tests the limits of her emotional self-regulation while Bernard seizes an opportunity; John observes New London conditioning.
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6. In the Dirt
Air date: Jul 15, 2020
Lenina has an unexpected collision; John becomes the center of attention as he embraces his surroundings.
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7. Monogamy and Futility
Air date: Jul 15, 2020
Lenina juggles separate lives as fantasy and reality converge; Mustafa Mond makes a terrifying discovery.
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8. Monogamy and Futility
Air date: Jul 15, 2020
John takes integration to the next level as monogamy poses new problems; while Bernard realizes his potential, Lenina questions assumptions.
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9. Soma Red
Air date: Jul 15, 2020
Bernard copes with an unexpected tragedy, while Lenina draws ire at the Hatchery; John's exile pushes New London to the brink.
Brave New World: Season 1 videos
Brave New World: Season 1 Clip - Flying to the Savage Lands
Brave New World: Season 1 Featurette - Get To Know The Cast
Brave New World: Season 1 Featurette - Behind the Scenes
Brave New World: Season 1 Trailer
Brave New World: Season 1 Photos
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Critic Reviews for Brave New World: Season 1
Audience Reviews for Brave New World: Season 1
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It is sad how all the good tv shows are always cancelled… This one is very interesting!!!!!
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It's a masterful recreation of the book. With a lot of creative edits which although differ from the book make for a very enjoyable experience.
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This show had a lot of potential and was just starting to come into its own by the end of season one. Peacock seriously blew it by not approving a second season. And what is with the Rotten Tomatoes reviewers? Seriously, they're tone deaf.
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People are now genetically modified and bred in artificial wombs, where your engineered modifications places you with your job and status in society...and then someone tries to bring it all down...so basically Krypton with a higher budget minus the obvious Kryptonians. It starts really slow, so slow I almost quit in the second episode, however, if you keep to the end of episode 2, it picks up as a slow to the trigger to fast as a bullet. In a world where your place in society is set when you're born, the dream of wanting more if you don't have what you want is as old as time. It's the journey to get what you want that maybe entertaining to watch for others as it is with this series.
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A refreshing new take on Huxley's Book, including Alexa ( Indra)
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Unwatchable. I'm usually in for anything Sci-Fi, but this? I found this literally unwatchable and that almost never happens. Astonishingly bad for a project that clearly had a budget. But you can't have a show if there isn't a single redeeming character and even the terrible characters aren't even interesting. I wouldn't even remember the names if I hadn't read the book.
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Critics wrong once again. The show started off pretty good, but the plot is a little far fetched like another sci-fi movie The Island. The CGI is not great, not as good as some higher budget shows like Boba Fett or the Mandalorian, but at least the architecture and environment are futuristic. There are some parts of the story that clearly don't make sense such as simple things like no security at the Savage Lands theme park. I mean come on this is the future... But the parallels with how everyone in the world is addicted to Soma(pharmaceutical pills} is funny. By the 4th or 5th episode it got corny.
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Once again the critics get it wrong, forgetting that shows are about entertainment not philosophy. Really enjoyed it.
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Incredible good show! Good acting, superb story, could not stop watching!
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I'm really loving this series! It's not at all easy to be powerful without being threatening, to appear strong while secretly being in pain, but Nicole Kidman does this effortlessly throughout the series. As do many of the other characters. The acting is good. Really good. And you see a change in the characters as they progress. This series just hooks you in in such a realistic, moving way and it's so incredibly interesting to watch.
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