Season 2 – Misfits

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W T @Winreviews Dec 21 Well, well, well it is really interesting how wonderfully funded conversion therapy is and how hidden in plain sight it is. Now I’m not aware of telling any screenwriters about how someone lost their virginity, Simon is based on a real person. In fact all the characters have real life muses. I know because I’m one of them. The lightening strike in the storm is about, electro convulsive therapy in conversion therapy. It’s very personalised. It’s also linked to me being raped more than once and even stalked at a university called NAS, in Sydney. The National Art school in Darlinghurst that use to be a prison hence the community service plot, but they renovated it into a fine arts university. It’s across the Jewish museum. Suprise! Nathan, the gay episode about him and Simon is actually about a lesbian having sex with a boy as a teenager. It’s a joke about her becoming straight because she questioned her sexuality as a teenager which is healthy. It’s Freudian. Actors are puppets. See more 11/01/2020 A real ground breaking show with a second season that eclipsed the first delivering sharper episodes with tighter writing, and introducing a huge backstory setting the series up for a long lifetime. Sadly by the end of the first season some of the key acts departed. See more 08/09/2016 Idealizing its own premise, the second season of Misfits utterly becomes a satisfying and enjoyable experience, building upon the first season's style, pacing, writing and acting, while creatively expanding upon its own mythology. See more 06/25/2015 Probably the best season of the piece. And that's surely saying something. See more 11/29/2013 Although the show suffers from a bevy of extremely unlikable and hard to love actors and actresses, the unique and gritty plot offer a surprising redemption for this show. Offering a grimy, down to earth storyline that abandons the traditional focus on superpowers and instead aims right at the heart and soul of each character, Misfits is a winner disguised as a loser. Give it a few episodes and watch as the you begrudgingly allow yourself to begin to form attachments to some of the characters. While this process takes place, the thoughtful and unique situations will get you thinking and make you snicker as you follow along with the dark British humor. No consensus on whether or not this show will keep up the good work, but it is definitely worth a look. See more Read all reviews

Misfits — Season 2

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