Devs: Season 1

16
2020
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A young computer engineer (Sonoya Mizuno) investigates the secretive development division of her employer - a cutting-edge Silicon Valley company... More

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Devs: Season 1 episodes

Episode 1.1

Episode 1

When her boyfriend Sergei vanishes after starting a new job... More at the secretive Devs division of tech company Amaya, software engineer Lily begins to suspect that his disappearance may not be as clear-cut as it seems.

Episode 1.2

Episode 2

Lily enlists ex-boyfriend Jamie's help to investigate Sergei's disappearance. She... More begins to question what she really knew about Sergei.

Episode 1.3

Episode 3

Lily returns to work at Amaya and explains her suspicions... More to Jen and Anya. Forest is visited by Laine, a powerful senator asking questions about the Devs project.

Episode 1.4

Episode 4

After Lily's behavior at Amaya, Kenton forces her to see... More a psychiatrist. Meanwhile, the Devs team disagree over the ethics of their invention, and Forest asserts his commitment to the project.

EPISODE 1.5

Episode 5

Kenton pays Jamie a visit to guarantee his silence, while... More Katie covertly exploits the Devs system for her own ends.

EPISODE 1.6

Episode 6

Lily and Jamie visit Forest looking for answers, and Katie... More reveals to Lily the true nature of the Devs system.

EPISODE 1.7

Episode 7

The Devs team perfect the system, and Forest and Katie... More wait for the completion of the Devs project.

EPISODE 1.8

Episode 8

Lily arrives for her final confrontation with Forest and Katie,... More hoping to find some closure and resolution.

Devs: Season 1 | Ratings & Reviews

"Devs is a sci-fi detective story with a philosophical bent. And it balances those elements extremely well, even if it moves rather slowly."

The AgeThe Age

"I'm still not sure I know what the point of the Devs project is, but I loved watching Devs unfold."

Rolling StoneRolling Stone

"Overall, this was a very promising first episode, and it bodes well for the rest of the series."

A.V. ClubA.V. Club

"Amid the glut of prestige TV, it turns out that a smart, experimental sci-fi show that knows entertainment value and depth aren't mutually exclusive still feels like something special."

Time MagazineTime Magazine

"Somewhere in Devs, there are relevant lessons to be learned about the misuse of technology and the age-old conflict between predestiny and free will... But this series is so hard to... decode that any of its deeper meanings get lost."

VultureVulture

"[A] mostly well-plotted and delicately paced drip-feed of information."

The GuardianThe Guardian

"[Alex Garland's] work offers a bracing jolt that then lingers like a haunting."

Vanity FairVanity Fair

"Some will surely watch "Devs" twice. That's my prediction of the series' future, and I feel confident making it."

Los Angeles TimesLos Angeles Times

"Garland uses his time wisely, and his beautiful vision of a ghastly future is undeniably insightful. Some of its ideas may not be welcome - they sure as shit aren't comforting - but "Devs" sticks with you, whether you want it to or not."

IndieWireIndieWire

"Devs is also downright gorgeous to look at, alternately vibrant and stark, earthy and modernistic, and jam-packed with striking imagery that sears right into your brain."

ColliderCollider

"You need to study Devs - every frame might be giving you an answer. Or it might not. Part of the fun of this show is getting wrapped-up in its mind-blowing originality. For better or worse, Devs is a show that stands almost entirely on its own."

VarietyVariety

"It's haunting and hypnotic, a show of marrow-seeping mood and a unity of vision that carries through every frame. If it also turns a corner from entrancingly opaque to a bit on-the-nose by the end... chances are that you'll be too absorbed to be bothered."

Hollywood ReporterHollywood Reporter

Devs: Season 1 | Details

Rating
16,
Genre
Science Fiction, Thriller
Country of origin
USA

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