Humans is a mature, high-octane thriller offering emotional intrigue and thought-provoking suspense that should prove irresistible to sci-fi fans while remaining accessible enough to lure in genre agnostics. Read critic reviews
Humans (2015)
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Episodes
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1. Episode 1
Air date: Jun 14, 2015
The Hawkins family purchases a Synth named Anita, who puts them in danger; a young man is searching for someone.
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2. Episode 2
Air date: Jun 21, 2015
Niska stages an escape from the brothel; Leo's secret is revealed; George is horrified to be given a new Synth.
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3. Episode 3
Air date: Jun 28, 2015
Anita saves Toby's life, but she behaves suspiciously; George tries to break free; Pete is angry about the cover up of the murder at the brothel.
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4. Episode 4
Air date: Jul 5, 2015
Joe gets too close to Anita; Karen is not what she seems; Leo gets closer to finding Mia; Niska seeks revenge.
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5. Episode 5
Air date: Jul 12, 2015
Leo sends Niska to George's house, where an unlikely friendship begins; Joe's secret threatens to destroy the Hawkins family.
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6. Episode 6
Air date: Jul 19, 2015
Laura and Mattie's relationship reaches a breaking point; Karen decides to tell Pete the truth.
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7. Episode 7
Air date: Jul 26, 2015
Karen desperately hunts down Niska; George hopes to save Niska from Karen; the synths stay with the Hawkins'.
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8. Episode 8
Air date: Aug 2, 2015
After the synths are captured by Hobb, the Hawkins' must save them and the future of humanity is in their hands.
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Although ‘Humans' made its debut back in 2015, a show about how AI ‘synths' would intermingle within human society is far more relevant today in 2023, as we are very close to the topics covered in each episode actually becoming reality. I was searching for a new psychological deep sci-fi show that would make me think, and here it is. I'd previously never heard of it, but honestly I don't believe it would have had the same appeal for me 8 years ago. I loved Westworld, and I'd describe ‘Humans' as being a somewhat more domesticated version of WW. So if that's your thing, like it is mine, then I highly recommend giving this show a shot. You won't be disappointed.
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lüstig. teilweise spannend.
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Great concept but marred with the hypocrisy that when a man cheats he is filth but when a woman cheats its all OK because her needs are not being met.
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Gemma Chan is my queen
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Season 3 thankfully ended what started as an intriguing take on Westworld that hooked me with William Hurt and Neil Maskell. It was falling apart toward the end of Season 1 and by Season 3 it was a standard network fare, with embarrassingly poor character motivations and even more embarrassingly predictable virtue-signaling.
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Absolutely fantastic, great plot and storyline, lovely characters and great 'synth' acting . Can not get enough of it! Recommend it to anyone.
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Everything in it is written quite well except the computer stuff (where one or another of the participants is shown reviewing fast moving memory dumps on their laptop) which is just so wrong as to be almost unwatchable. This is a shame as computing and technology is so fundamental to the plotting.
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Starts slow, but then opens up quite interesting questions about humanity. Also, an interesting mix of teenage / child struggles, growing up, family matters, and later, identity. Each character is really rich and interestingly thought through.
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The premise isn't exactly new but raises explores some interesting "what if" questions with a great cast and astonishing performances, especially from Gemma Chan.
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Just enough truth to make it truly disturbing - and thoroughly entertaining. Gemma Chan nails it as the synth Mia.
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