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Beautiful, but bloated, Carnival Row boasts meticulously crafted mythology and luscious world building -- unfortunately its story of haves and have nots simply has too much going on. Read critic reviews
Carnival Row (2019)
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Episodes
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1. Some Dark God Wakes
Air date: Aug 30, 2019
Philo investigates a mysterious assailant with a grudge against the fae; Vignette arrives in the Burgue seeking a fresh start; Imogen meets her new neighbor; in Parliament, the fight over the critch heats up.
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2. Aisling
Air date: Aug 30, 2019
Philo investigates a mysterious fae's murder; Tourmaline introduces Vignette to a new group of faeries; Imogen tries to have Agreus removed from the neighborhood; Jonah disappears.
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3. Kingdoms of the Moon
Air date: Aug 30, 2019
Philo, as a Burguish soldier, was once tasked with protecting faerish mimasery; as the Pact bears down on them, Philo meets Vignette and finds love in the most unlikely of places.
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4. The Joining of Unlike Things
Air date: Aug 30, 2019
Philo investigates his childhood headmaster's murder; Vignette ingratiates herself into the Black Raven; Imogen hatches a plan to help her brother; Breakspear goes on the offensive with Longerbane.
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5. Grieve No More
Air date: Aug 30, 2019
Philo consults a Haruspex in an attempt to find clues about the killer; Vignette grows closer with her newfound family; a new player makes a splash in Parliament; Imogen brings Agreus into her circle.
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6. Unaccompanied Fae
Air date: Aug 30, 2019
The pieces of the puzzle begin to come together for Philo; Vignette finds home in a place she never expected; Jonah sneaks off to see someone he shouldn't; Imogen takes a costly risk.
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7. The World to Come
Air date: Aug 30, 2019
Philo is thrown into jail, where he finds unexpected help from Vignette; elsewhere, Ezra disapproves of Imogen's new lifestyle; Sophie offers Jonah a deal.
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8. The Gloaming
Air date: Aug 30, 2019
As tensions rise on Carnival Row, Philo must confront both darkness incarnate and the evil that controls it; Vignette gleans the true nature of the Burgue; Imogen makes a choice she cannot take back; Breakspear's secrets catch up to him.
Carnival Row: Season 1 videos
Carnival Row: Season 1 Featurette - Using the Power of Makeup
Carnival Row: Season 1 Featurette - Creating The Row's World Through Set Design
Carnival Row: Season 1 Featurette - Costumes and Fashion
Carnival Row: Season 1 Featurette - The Cast
Carnival Row: Season 1 Teaser - Refugees of Carnival Row
Carnival Row: Season 1 Trailer
Carnival Row: Season 1 Teaser - Bury A Friend
Carnival Row: Season 1 Comic-Con Teaser - Vignette's Story
Carnival Row: Season 1 Comic-Con Teaser - Philo's Story
Carnival Row: Season 1 Teaser - Welcome to Carnival Row
Carnival Row: Season 1 Teaser - Philo and Vignette
Carnival Row: Season 1 Photos
Tv Season Info
Cast & Crew
News & Interviews for Carnival Row
Critic Reviews for Carnival Row: Season 1
Audience Reviews for Carnival Row: Season 1
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Loved it, great visuals with interesting story
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This is probably the best urban fantasy I've watched in recent years. The key threads weave intricately, the characters are interestingly drawn and the dialogue between them is lively, the whole story is very engaging , the atmosphere of the world depicted, the intricacies of the politics, the setting and the clothes are also great.
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Very creative show. Amazing performances and set design.
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One of the worst series finales I've ever watched. The main arc of the series, the love story between Philo and Vignette ends in a horrible, abrupt and meaningless way with the rest of the entire plot developed.
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Good serie, but a big cliché about race, but with creature. when I'm watching a series i'm not looking for a political statement.
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Fresh concept, amazing design and the characters really draw you into the story. Much better than expected!
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In my opinion, Carnival Row is a truly outstanding TV show that manages to captivate its audience with a unique blend of fantasy, mystery, and social commentary. From the intriguing storyline to the exceptional performances of the cast, there are several reasons why this show stands out as a great piece of entertainment. First and foremost, the show's concept is incredibly compelling. The combination of a neo-noir detective story set in a fantastical world filled with mythical creatures creates a fascinating and immersive setting. Carnival Row effectively explores themes such as racism, discrimination, and political unrest through its intricate plot, making it more than just a mere fantasy series. One of the standout aspects of Carnival Row is the exceptional performances by the talented cast. Actors like Orlando Bloom and Cara Delevingne bring their A-game to the table, delivering nuanced and compelling portrayals of their characters. Their on-screen chemistry adds an extra layer of depth and intrigue to the story, making the viewer emotionally invested in the fate of the characters. Additionally, the attention to detail in the show's costume design is truly remarkable. The intricate and elaborate costumes help bring the fantastical world of Carnival Row to life, adding visual richness and authenticity to the overall experience. The costumes not only reflect the characters' individual personalities but also contribute to the show's immersive atmosphere. Furthermore, the production values of Carnival Row are top-notch. The visual effects are seamlessly integrated, enhancing the magical elements and creating stunning visuals that transport the viewers into the world of the show. The set designs, cinematography, and overall aesthetics are all meticulously crafted, contributing to the show's overall appeal. In conclusion, Carnival Row is a great TV show that successfully combines fantasy, mystery, and social commentary. Its intriguing storyline, stellar performances by the cast, and impressive costume designs all contribute to its excellence. If you're a fan of fantasy, detective stories, or simply enjoy high-quality television, Carnival Row is definitely worth checking out.
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A decent enough debut series that really focuses on world building and character development over what seems the second fiddle murder mystery.
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Beautifully made. Complex story. Very good actors. Perfect fantasy show.
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I like the mix of various genres and the setting. For me, that I don't particularly like the fantasy genre or series (except for mini-series or docu-series), Carnival Row is really good. I'm seeing the second season which starts even better than the first.
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