Season 1 – The Envoys

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Facundo Mariano C @RT24740026 10/30/2024 Once you start watching it, you will be tempted to end it (both season 1 & 2). The way the plot is unravelled, adding more stories and characters to the mix really works. The acting in season 1 is really good and in season 2 it's excellent (you end up wanting more and more of those lovely nuns!). Locations are great, the photography is great, and Season 2 is definitely much better than season 1, but both are good. The not so good part: Mainly in season 1 but season 2 also had some of it, it opened so many topics but close only a few of them, even some that I considered "main topics", almost as if it was rushed to end in the final chapter. See more Janko B @JankoB 02/22/2024 Two priests who understand medicine, science, and law are dedicated to investigating supposed miracles from around the world. In Season 1 priests Pedro Salinas, a doctor with a scientific bent, and Simon Antequera, a looser cannon, dispatched to the small Mexican town of San Acacio, to investigate the seeming miraculous recoveries of townsfolk who appeared to have died. See more Janko B @RT74518999 02/18/2024 Two priests who understand medicine, science, and law are dedicated to investigating supposed miracles from around the world. In Season 1 priests Pedro Salinas, a doctor with a scientific bent, and Simon Antequera, a looser cannon, dispatched to the small Mexican town of San Acacio, to investigate the seeming miraculous recoveries of townsfolk who appeared to have died. Some people gave a negative review because of the dubbing. The dubbing is awful, that's why I adjusted the settings so audio is in Spanish, and subtitles are in English. I guess some people didn't know you could do that. See more Keith H @RT12799006 01/23/2023 Watch it as a comedy See more Read all reviews

The Envoys — Season 1

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