
EPISODE 1.1
Where Paradise Is Home
A Secret Service agent ends up questioning his own sanity
... More as he searches for two missing colleagues in a strange town that he seemingly can't escape.LessSci-fi series set in a seemingly perfect American town, full of beautiful homes and manicured lawns, that comes with a price: you cannot leave or communication with the outside world.
The fact that it wasn’t brought down by the accumulated weight of ridiculousness and “can you top this?”-style narrative trickery should be thought of as a testament to the show’s quality...
Full reviewIf you have the patience to get through some bumpy spots in the first few episodes, Wayward Pines really starts to work.
Full reviewWayward Pines is a thrill to watch, totally original with puzzles and clues that suck you in...
Full reviewWayward Pines is supposed to be so scary it keeps people awake at night. I’ve never slept better.
Full reviewLikable, dynamic and intelligent, Dillon’s a welcome presence and easy to hook into as a protagonist...
Full reviewMostly it’s good, creepy fun, a round-the-fire story of a series that may turn out to be about something bigger than it seems.
Full reviewIt's nice to see Eighties heart-throb Dillon back in a starring role, and his permanently confused facial expression is ideally suited to this series.
Full reviewIf you’re in the mood to follow a yarn that feels like it was thought up by a science-fiction writer in 1961, you’ll have a blast with this show.
Full reviewIt felt as if we were being force-fed a contrived, slightly camp oddness: a bad caricature of small-town American strangeness.
Full reviewWayward Pines has done absolutely nothing interesting with the building blocks and the reasonably talented cast it has assembled.
Full reviewWayward Pines: Season 1 is available to stream in New Zealand now on Disney+.
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