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Eli McCullough leads his family's empire through difficult times after a frontier Comanche attack in 1849; in 1915, Eli and Pete clash over a response to an attack.
Eli McCullough survives a Comanche attack in 1849, and in 1915, leads his family's empire through difficult times.
Young Eli learns to live among the Comanches; Eli and Pete clash over a response to an attack on their home.
Young Eli trains as a warrior, but makes enemies; Eli and Phineas struggle to help the family in Austin; Pete faces his demons.
Young Eli faces a test of survival; the McCulloughs enact a dangerous plan to take the fight to their enemy.
An enemy forces Young Eli to question his loyalties; the McCulloughs' past comes back to haunt them, with deadly results.
Young Eli makes a choice with dangerous consequences; the McCulloughs deal with a tragedy; Jeannie wants to save the family.
Young Eli must navigate tribal politics; a crisis forces Pete and Sally into a decision that will change the family.
Prairie Flower is torn between love and duty; Pete grows closer to Maria; Eli brings Phineas in on a dangerous secret.
Young Eli must trust a strange ally to survive; Eli's past guides him to a choice that puts him and Phineas at odds.
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Critic Reviews for The Son: Season 1
All Critics (27) | Top Critics (20) | Fresh (14) | Rotten (13)
Audience Reviews for The Son: Season 1
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Aug 18, 2021Excellent series. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Old school Western tale, family history and American history. Doesn't pull any punches. We are all wild savages when it's all said and done, some worse than others for sure, but still all savages. That's the moral of the story.
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Mar 13, 2021The Best Western Tv Show you are ever going to see. If you like slow paced but build up storylines then this show is for you.
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Jun 01, 2020What do you want to see? An old school, John Wayne - style western movie series? Then perhaps watch a John Wayne western instead of this. During an interview, one of the actors expressed this as "good entertainment". I would suggest that you watch the leading man, Eli McCullough. Who does this man grow up with? who does he spend his young adulthood with? Does he resort to violence and if so, when does he? Is he married and towards whom does he have romantic interests? Does he tell the full truth when speaking with representatives of the government, such as the police? Does he attend church and what is his relationship with Christianity? Is morality important and does this TV series provide good examples of strength, morally? In what way is this good entertainment then?
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Feb 04, 2020I thought it was well acted
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Sep 24, 2019Loved the series. Great acting, authentic scenery, and very gritty. I felt like I was there. I would highly recommend watching both seasons.
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Sep 04, 2019It was refreshing seeing this type of show. Great story line great acting! I just loved this show.
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Jun 28, 2019Bit of the old same TV show but definitely enjoyable
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Jun 10, 2019If the audience member has read historical non-fiction about the Comanches and Apaches taking young captives then the whole series, based on the main character, Eli, would make sense and the evolution of Eli would make sense, and is astoundingly reflective of those days past. I love this epic series.
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May 30, 2019Muito bom, de muito bom gosto.
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May 12, 2019I love Brosnan! Brings great depth of character. Another reason to utterly ignore critics and look at the audience rating! Far more accurate!
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