s01e13 — Spring

No matter how they messed up in the middle of the season, they had a good ending. The right one, I would say.

An elegant combination of science and religion, a very successful solution with flashbacks and cutting out his wife. It's a good series, I liked it

An interesting series. It's addictive. You don't notice how time passes, how the episodes change one after another, and if you tell the story, it seems like a long one. But it's definitely worth the time.

the series is very intense. a full-fledged project, it's a pity that it's little-known. I really liked it.

The series is super, very interesting

The series is good, it was definitely worth watching. In the end, I was very happy for Vincent and the boy. He's supposed to be disliked, but I wanted everything to end well for the two of them, and it did.
The series says "A" at some points, but does not say "B". Leila's character has no development. It seems to have been hinted that she still loves Hank, and it was hinted that for the sake of faith she is ready to forget this, but as I wrote in the commentary to the episode with her death, she still does not make a decision. The character was, conditionally, trying to develop, but achieved nothing, stuck in his indecision.
Aaron and Rachel's love line was also hinted at, hinted at, but in the end there was nothing, just those hints. Again, nothing concrete, they're stuck.
Yes, the story doesn't seem to be about that, but why try to show and develop something if, in the end, they just forget about it.
It is also unclear that in the series itself it was said that the second coming is a harbinger of the end of the world. Is it going to happen soon? This is not a quibble with the series, it's just really interesting what will happen next when the baby is born.

I really enjoyed the series, it's rare when I watch it in one day in one breath and the ending is perfect!