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When a massive sinkhole opens in Los Angeles, the Harris family is split in two; Eve and her son are sent to a mysterious primeval world; Gavin discovers that the visions that have plagued him for years might hold the key to bringing them home.
With Josh's life on the line, Eve traverses the dangerous wilderness back to the clearing to save him; desperate to kickstart a rescue mission, Gavin and Izzy work to prove survivors are alive inside the sinkhole as government agents track them.
With the survivors' food supply dwindling, Eve and Ty venture into the forest on a risky hunting expedition; as an unlikely rescue mission comes to fruition, Gavin must put his faith -- and the fate of his family -- in the hands of an old friend.
The sight of a crashing plane spreads a wave of unexpected hope through the clearing as Eve and the others search for its fallen pilot; Gavin and Izzy seek help from an unlikely source after the government permanently suspends their sinkhole mission.
Eve, Levi and the rest of the search party explore a mysterious fort that raises more questions than answers; with the help of a new ally, Gavin and Izzy embark on a dangerous and unauthorized mission to save their family despite government warnings.
With time running out before their window home closes, the survivors hatch a final escape attempt, but that plan is put into question when they receive a stark warning from Gavin that it will end in disaster, forcing Eve to make an impossible choice.
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Critic Reviews for La Brea: Season 1
All Critics (16) | Top Critics (3) | Fresh (6) | Rotten (10)
Audience Reviews for La Brea: Season 1
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7h agoHorrendous CGI and awful acting.
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2d agoCool concept, unbearable acting.
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2d agoThis has got to be one of the worst TV series ever made. Seriously! So many errors from the writing, to directing, to everything else. One example from the pilot: After Ty (Chiké Okonkwo) shoots an animal that was lunging at Eve (Natalie Zea), Marybeth (Karina Logue) comforts him by telling him he had saved "the boy's life", referring to Josh (Jack Martin) who had been attacked by the beast but was not the prey it was going for when it got shot. Stupid mistakes like that are why network television has gone down the drain. One can't possibly think this is worth watching. What a waste!
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5d agoThe concept of this show is every fantasy nerd's dream, however, to say the concept was executed poorly would be a massive understatement. This is a film disaster of nuclear proportions. The writers of this show should never write again in film and the CGI would even underwhelm audiences of late early 2000 films. Stay away and read the synopsis later.
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5d agoAnother example of a great premise with poor execution. Along with other critics, I'm not willing to drive a stake through the heart of this show just yet. It might escape the tar pit of its own making with some better writing and directing. It might also continue to flail about and sink below the depths and get cancelled. In case you haven't heard, the short version is: an earthquake splits a big hole open in the middle of Los Angeles, several people fall into it but aren't killed because they fall through a dimensional rift that takes them back in time some 10,000 years to the same spot they left. As you might expect, there are a multitude of characters from moody teens to hero doctors to those looking out for themselves only. Yeah...I thought it sounded a lot like "Lost" too. And it is...just not as well-executed or acted. This show looks a lot like something that was originally scheduled to air on SYFY (another NBC property), but was upgraded to network status for some mysterious reason. I say that because SYFY seems to be the place where good ideas, mediocre CGI, and poor writing and acting seem to thrive. "La Brea" isn't all bad. It DOES have a good premise and the actors are trying with the material they've been given. A lot of shows (Seinfeld and Cheers, for example) struggled during their first season only to find greatness later on. Hopefully "La Brea" will be the exception and not the rule because NBC has a long history of producing shows that have lots of flash but very little substance. Personally, I'm going to watch a few more episodes, but I hope more attention to science accuracy is given along with a few acting lessons to some of the leads who look like they're in a daytime soap rather than a major network primetime series.
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6d agoNot sure all the hate but i am really liking it.
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6d agoWhat's worse the acting or writing. Pretty equal
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Oct 12, 2021Silly theatrical effects, meh acting and a predictable story line makes for a wasted hour. Who falls through a sinkhole and looks like they stepped out of a beauty saloon? Oh ya, silly American TV....please. I'll save my attention for true drama and the outstanding acting of pretty much anything on most streaming platforms. CTV, through this one to the heap.
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Oct 12, 2021This is such a ripoff of Lost that I think they literally copied a few scenes. It also has the vibes of a YA novel from 2012. A character introduction even went something like this... "wow... look at that dude siting by himself" "I'm __ maybe we should go talking to him" "okay I'm __" "ohh... I'm ___" cuts to a bad actor pretending to look mortified and all contemplative "Hey, we wanted to see if you were alright" "Bla, bla, bla shallow philosophical stuff... oh--and I'm __" yeah... okay sure. Maybe I'd recommend this to a fan of Manifest.
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Oct 12, 2021How did this show get past the pilot show focus group screening. The acting is terrible, the writing is terrible, and the CGI is terrible. None of the actions or reactions of the people involved are believable for the unbelievable situation they are in. All that being said, it's an awesome show to laugh at and make fun of while you watch it.
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