Season 1 – The Lazarus Project

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Theresa K F @Tboylerotten Feb 2 Fantastic from start to finish. Every episode full of action and leaving you wanting to see the next one. I wish it wouldn't have had to end. See more IIGIBB0II T @RT58547592 Jan 15 Snooze fest, dribble. See more Seth P. @Seth-Pajak Dec 12 Better than I expected. It took a few episodes but I got into it. Even with the time loop trope, it worked for me. See more Michael S @Schnurr Dec 6 I went into this knowing it was cancelled with a cliff hanger after two seasons. It is well written, beautifully filmed, smart and funny. What a travesty that it didn’t keep on going. See more Michael B. @KVD1969 Nov 11 The Lazarus Project Season 1 follows George, an ordinary man whose life is turned upside down when he discovers he has been recruited by a secret organization that can turn back time whenever the world faces extinction. Struggling to understand his new reality, George must balance the power to change history with the moral consequences of rewriting lives. When tragedy strikes someone he loves, he defies the rules by using time travel for personal reasons, triggering catastrophic repercussions. As he battles to undo the chaos he’s unleashed, George’s loyalty to the Lazarus Project and his own humanity are tested to their limits. The series explores fate, free will, and the devastating cost of playing god with time. See more Aslynn M @RT86420976 Nov 5 I started watching this a couple of days ago. At first I thought it's British, they're going to do a decent job of this at least. Great sci-fi idea. Etc. But I quickly found...how do I put this politely? It felt like I got an amazing steak at an amazing restaurant and it was $150 and I can smell it and it just smells great. It comes to my table sizzling and the waiter cuts it in half, and everything is going great, then they shove that half in my face and ask me, "How do you like it?" I'm chewing and chewing, trying to be polite, of course, and I'm thinking, his would be great, amazing even, worth $200 even, if they hadn't shoved it in my face and while I'm choking and tasting how gd'm good the cooking is I'm thinking to myself, "Really, maybe I could have enjoyed this over my entire meal and not in 30 seconds?!" And that's this show. I'm committed, watching season 2, because I have time and work from home, but I feel like they got lazy and didn't talk to any seasoned writers. No one said, "Don't shove half a 12 ounce steak in someone's mouth in 30 seconds." I literally thought to myself in the first episode, "Great idea, they need to let this cook slowly," and suddenly they're into, "Oh no, we've got moles and another time machine and back to the future, oh my"--all without a musical episode. They should have done a musical episode. Oh my. It's like Mr. Bean showing up on Episode one and being, well, Mr. Bean, then in by episode 2 he just steals the 3 wheeled car and runs everyone over to spite them because, well, that's Mr. Bean. But we don't want to get ahead of ourselves. And this show does by episode 3. So sad. Can't be saved. See more Read all reviews

The Lazarus Project — Season 1

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