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1. Don't Give Up
Air date: Aug 6, 2020
Haunted by nightmares and fearful of his new powers, Rasmus confines himself to Apollon; Simone ventures beyond the wall.
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2. Never Let Go
Air date: Aug 6, 2020
Simone meets a brother and sister living off the grid; Patrick and Fie weigh their options; Rasmus makes a horrifying discovery.
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3. Stay Strong
Air date: Aug 6, 2020
Simone refuses to leave unless Daniel gives her the flower extract; Sten wants to test Fie's theory and threatens Rasmus.
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4. Be the Change You Want in the World
Air date: Aug 6, 2020
Simone's group approaches a camp of young survivors; Rasmus' thirst for power spirals out of control; Martin leaves to search for Simone.
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5. Love Yourself
Air date: Aug 6, 2020
As Rasmus grows weeker, Sarah asks Fie for help; Martin and Simone are reunited and begin the long trek back to Apollon.
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6. And This Too Shall Pass
Air date: Aug 6, 2020
A surprising revelation sparks new hope, but Simone and the others must prepare themselves for a dangerous confrontation as Rasmus closes in.
The Rain (2020)
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Weaker and weaker. The third series disappointed me most. Characters failed to communicate important things with others. Some characters become sketchy, without depth. More unbelievable scenes. Some scenes going nowhere, like the scene with blond immune kid witnessing her mother death.
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S3 is the worse of the seasons and the ending isn't super satisfying. S2 isn't quite as good as S1, though I'd say better than S3. This show has plot holes large enough to drive/ship the entire GDP of the US, China and EU combined. A virus is in the rain and will kill you quickly if rain gets on you, but it can't seem to travel in streams or groundwater or fog, etc? The world walls of Scandinavia and has a gate in the wall that only is manned by folks on the diseased side? A company somehow created it with some eye toward controlling the population? Some of the infected can control it and put out waves of dark particles that do stuff - kill people, heal those whose immune systems are suppressed .... Also, can't the rest of the world airlift supplies in? Send in some folks to do research? Maybe some power lines such? That said, we did watch it all and the acting is, while not bad, also not good. Good enough. Effects are fine for TV, sets are well-done - the right amount of decay/rot. No idea why everyone has to yell "Rasmus" all the time, and some of the other character's names.
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I was so happy when season 3 came out I love this show and wanted more.
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Totally Unique concept with mysteries and twists. Great story telling and love the characters as they placed in the series. This series gives you vibe of The Walking Dead kinda based on same thing basically that is SURVIVAL. But it's totally worth watch you wouldn't get bored at any moment. Every episode will keep you engaged and the good thing is it has less episodes as compare to other survival based series. And that's even a better idea to start and finish soon. So just give it a try to this one it won't disappoint you. Specially characters, storytelling, sound all are top notch. I'll be giving 9/10 for this one...
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It´s okay. Passes the time. Not super good, but not bad either.. It is super underrated and should have a higher score than what it has. Therefore i give it an 5 instead of a 3,5
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I enjoyed this series. I got more into it by season 3. They have done a lot with this series. It's more than just people dying from a virus. It's about hope, adapting and mutating to survive. It raises moral questions and had me hooked by season 3
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One of the worst seasons of a TV series that I've seen in a long time. There is literally nothing good about The Rain season 3. Cheesy, contrived plot that is so, so boring. They should have just stopped after season 2 if they were this deprived of ideas or direction. Season 1 was unique and intriguing, season 2 was solid, but season 3 was just a total waste of time.
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This 3rd (and last!) season was definitely the worst. Bad acting, bad story, it ruined everything.
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Season 3 is the worst one yet. Slow, teivial, plagued by terrible acting and and even worse storyline.
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Ouch, now that went nowhere. The first season was plain awesome, the rain as a source of danger was genius. I watched it with delight, the soundtracks were memorable, the story was interesting and the atmosphere created was full of depth. Then, for some f"*ked up bullshit reason the writers decided that the rain was no longer deadly, nooooo, but bullshit Rasmus was. The second and third season, despite being called 'Rain', do not contain a single drop of rain in them and are only worth watching if you want to see the series' conclusion (you can see the end from a mile away). While many found season two still interesting, I didn't, and season three added further boredom to the series. It starts of interesting enough, with a short memory (I looooved those short throwback memories to the outbreak of the virus throughout the series) on an evacuation scene and the realization that the virus spread out of the contamination zone. Now, you could create a lot with this kind of set up, but the best thing the creators came up with was a boring melodrama. While I guess that some like melodrama, I came to the rain to watch an apocalyptic sci-fi thingy where water was dangerous (did I mention how awesome that idea is? How much potential there is in this idea? How well, even if not perfectly, it was worked on in season one?). While relationships and their ups and downs certainly have a place in apocalyptic shows, they should not take completely over the setting in my opinion. Some problems season three has are loopholes and a lack of proper character development. Now, SPOILERs ahead. First, it starts with the resurrection of Sarah. Anybody who has watched season two and has more than two braincells did see that one coming. Now, that idea could have been exploited, I mean, she was left dead in an apocalyptic world, not knowing what happened to her, needing to find answers and a way to her friends. All that was done was a few 'dreamy sequences' and PUUFFFF she is somehow at Apollon. What? Did she just walk in? Like, nobody stopped her? Just, walked up to the most prized possession of Apollon stored in the glass cage? And throughout the rest of the following five episodes she is kept at a low level... The others don't fare better, Jean, Patrick and Fie really contribute not that much except some conflicts to move the plot along. The characters slightly interesting were Martin (his death was sad and the emotional highlight in all this dulldom) and the new family. Again, the new family was not used properly, think about what you could have done with a father willing to protect his family and going through everything to do so. In 'Rain', he just at some point stops caring and becomes friends with everybody he was threatened a few minutes before. The biggest issue I have is the stupid flower. You all know, the virus was man-made right? Now, who created the antidote flower? The last scene, showing how Simone plants more flowers in Copenhagen tells that this flower is the single one known of. So it definitely wasn't nature reacting to the virus, but who in all the godforsaken world was it then??? O shit, I actually sat most of the time in front of my laptop laughing at how ridiculous things have gotten. Honestly, there were a lot of interesting thoughts and ideas which were just never exploited. I guess they didn't know really what to do with season three and just wanted to conclude it somehow. It really is sad what direction 'Rain' took, especially thinking about it in contrast with 'Dark' which just sticks to its idea and polishes it out very well. I wonder what would have happened if they would have continued to allow the rain to be deadly, instead of 'Rasmuuuuuuus'.
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