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Season 1 – The Feed

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Drama set in the near future, when a social media brain implant falls into the wrong hands. Adapted from "The Feed: A Novel" by Nick Clark Windo.
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The Feed — Season 1

Critics Reviews

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Steve Greene IndieWire 11/25/2019
B-
The sights along the journey are more effectively thought-out than most. Go to Full Review
John Anderson Wall Street Journal 11/22/2019
It's a cautionary tale, naturally, as well as a kind of cybernetic "Succession," only with characters who are more likable while generating the same high degree of intramural intrigue. Go to Full Review
Melissa Camacho Common Sense Media 02/27/2020
3/5
Uneven dystopian tech thriller has sex, violence, language. Go to Full Review
Kevin Yeoman Screen Rant 12/03/2019
The Feed's length is a disservice to its central ideas, as its story is quickly spread too thin over the vast runtime. Go to Full Review
LV Taylor AwardsCircuit.com 12/03/2019
3.5/4
At its core, "The Feed" is a relatable and human story about what we would do to protect the ones we love. Go to Full Review
Joel Keller Decider 11/26/2019
The Feed isn't really giving us a story that we can't read in thousands of articles about social media addiction already. And while the performances are all great, the show just doesn't feel like it's telling an interesting and fresh story. Go to Full Review
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Joan H @RT19280064 05/16/2023 What were all the rave reviews about? This was the stupiest, most annoying show I've seen in a long time. Don't waste your time. Too much talking, flashing, and skipping from past to present. Ugh See more tom m @RT96790832 11/14/2021 A somewhat interesting story. Overall, just okay. The production quality and acting were okay, but not great. The story seemed a bit too predictable. See more Beverly D @RT08177800 05/15/2021 It might have been a great show if the characters weren't hampered by tired horror/sci fi movie tropes. Lots of hand wringing and spiraling about their families of origin. No national or international response to a massive worldwide crisis of consciousness. And don't get me started on women in peril behaving in the stupidest way possible - getting up to check on their attacker while they have a running CAR and a BABY. When you make me scream at my TV at the absolute stupid...you've lost me. See more 03/14/2021 The thing I love about good sci-fi is that it explores deep philosophical ideas with thorough intelligence. Science Fiction done right can make you think about the intrinsic nature of our reality, society and humanity. I'm torn with The Feed. It's an obvious desensitization move by Amazon... prepping or testing the waters with us for imbedded tech, but it brings some very big questions to the table and I thoroughly enjoyed its exploration of the questions that it brought up. From a 10,000 foot view, awesome show! From a ground-level view, the writing (dialogue, characters and minute plot-points) is all terrible. Characters that are supposed to be some of the smartest in the world make incredibly stupid decisions, Kate is perhaps the worst of all. It's honestly like watching B-Horror flick characters in a attempt at a sophisticated science fiction movie. I'm also marking this one down substantially for the social engineering attempts with the political rhetoric and social justice slants. VERY obviously socialist dribble, See more 10/23/2020 A good show, were we can see a futuristic path for humanity were we all are connected together by a social AI system integrated to our body who allow us to make call, install apps and see all of this thing in augmented reality. The show addresses themes like privacy of network users and how companies can abuse from user data without they permissions and how this information can be use to manipulate the society and be use to favor people in power and the government, is a must show for this century. The show struggles to develop some fundamental points of the drama, dragging itself through some episodes, but in general it is a good show, with a good start, middle and end, it is worth a second season See more 09/10/2020 Interesting concept and handled well. Wish there was a Season 2 to see where they were going with it but not bad ending if they leave it a cliff-hanger too. Enjoyable. See more Read all reviews
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Episodes

Episode 1 Aired Apr 1, 2019 A brain implant that allows people to share thoughts and emotions falls into the wrong hands. Details Episode 2 Aired Apr 1, 2019 Concerns about Kate's behavior lead her and Tom to uncover a horrifying invasion of their family's privacy. Details Episode 3 Aired Apr 1, 2019 Max, Evelyn, Tom and Kate go on a feed-vacation; Tom and Kate try to protect Bea; Meredith flees from a botched adventure. Details Episode 4 Aired Apr 1, 2019 Tom turns to his father for help; while trying to find a doctor that can remove Feeds, Kate runs into the Resisters. Details Episode 5 Aired Apr 1, 2019 After making an alarming discovery about Bea, Tom and Kate confront Lawrence and Meredith at a family dinner. Details Episode 6 Aired Apr 1, 2019 Lawrence pushes harder to discover the truth about what is happening to The Feed. Details Episode 7 Aired Apr 1, 2019 With the Takers coming through in increasing numbers, Tom and Kate take decisive but opposing actions. Details Episode 8 Aired Apr 1, 2019 Ben spirals out of control when his actions have fatal consequences; Tom realizes that he needs Ben's help to stop the Takers. Details Episode 9 Aired Apr 1, 2019 As Tom and Ben get closer to solving the mystery of the Takers, Kate and Martha are locked in a desperate struggle for survival. Details Episode 10 Aired Apr 1, 2019 Tom and Ben fight; Tom tries to save his daughter and reunite with Kate before it's too late. Details
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Season Info

Director
Carl Tibbetts, Tinge Krishnan, Jill Robertson, Misha Manson-Smith
Creator
Channing Powell
Executive Producer
Channing Powell, Susan Hogg, Stephen Lambert
Screenwriter
Channing Powell, Nick Clark Windo
Network
Prime Video
Genre
Sci-Fi, Mystery & Thriller, Drama
Original Language
English
Release Date
Apr 1, 2019