Jeremiah

For me, this series turned out to be wonderful.
I really liked Tim Truman's music.
I really liked the idea.
I really liked the integrity of the story.
Yes, a lot of details would need to be processed if it were important.
But it doesn't matter.
The philosophy of this series, the deep thoughts, the thirst for life in a normal world - I loved him for all that, and for much more.

I wanted to see what other projects Luke Perry played in, who died of a stroke a couple of months ago. I was very saddened by this news, and so happy to see him, young again, since the TV series from the time of Beverly Hills.
Curdie also impressed me with the depth of his character.

And the appearance of Sean Astin in the second season is a gift from heaven. And also young, from the time of Sam Gamgee from VK! He always has a smile on his face, he's so wonderful. Ion even directed one or more episodes here.
And there are no bad episodes here.
Into the piggy bank of good old TV series.
Thank you.

It's a very cool series that doesn't have much to complain about. It looks decent even now.

Luke Perry, God rest his soul. I found the series in his filmography, and I was interested.
I liked the beginning. I love the TV series of the noughties. And I love Luke very much.

when I saw Elijah from the Firstborn, I gasped))

After the end of the series, there was a very light, accepted aftertaste.
As always, it's not enough in such cases, but what do we have.

You will surely enjoy the cast.
The acting of some actors is just wonderful.
there are familiar stamps, and some details may be missing.
But in general, it doesn't matter. What we have is a surprisingly solid, clear, amazing, beautiful, and sometimes scary story.
It would not be a spoiler to say that almost any plot is a search for the truth. And also the search for hope.
Thanks to Luke Perry for the character, and for producing this series.

I recommend it to fans of the genre, fans of TV series and actors of the noughties, fans of good music.
And I do not recommend reading the description on the websites, almost everywhere there is nonsense and nonsense written, except for the general topic.

The second season is significantly different from the first. Even the characters have changed in places, which can probably be justified by the fact that time has passed, and the events of the first season have seriously affected their behavior, but that's it. Jeremiah, for example, has been whining all season.
But, in general, the second season is more interesting due to a more specific main story arc, which appears much more often than the Valgala Sector in the first.
I will single out Mr. Smith separately, because this is one of the most prescribed characters of the season. The most complete, that's for sure
Oh, yeah. The post-up has practically disappeared this season.