Interesting how those experts from the CDC are such freaking amateurs.
There's some mutant in the air conditioning, attacking other people.
"Ah, screw it, I am going in there without any protection and search for that mutant 'cause he's my brother." Also interesting what they call SciFi nowadays. This is merely mystery for now in my not glimmering eyes.I like the premise but the script is at the incredible low standard of The Blacklist's.
Granted, the execution is much better, there are capable actors, it is kinda entertaining and on Helix the people for doing the props have actually an eye for detail/their work in general in opposite to The Blacklist (i.e. they take a frigging screenshot of a Windows TaskManager, put it on the monitor for a plot that involves evil Asian hackers. A screenshot!) but still, some of the script is so logically flawed..
Ep3, "the test doesn't work", yeah, well go figure that one out when you're about to be cut off of any communication and not as soon as you show symptoms. It's not like you worked with that test before, when you thought you might be infected and were concerned about it. In addition that test isn't really important anyway.. Right, Ms. Expert? Suuure.
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Technically it is SciFi considering that it is fiction that deals with scientific topics much in the same vain as Frankenstein which is consider the first science fiction story.
Finally Netflix is finally getting the idea of producing adult entertainment without the kid stuff. Just try to scare the crap out of people and they will enjoy it
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There was nothing scary about it. I was childish, but entertaining. The story line felt like something from and anime. Kids running around with swords fighting ghost.
