Dispatches from Elsewhere (2020-) TV Series
Feeling as though there's something missing in the lives, four ordinary people stumble across a puzzle hiding just beyond the veil of everyday life, and their eyes are opened to a world of possibility and magic. (imdb)
Cast and Information
Created By: Jason Segel
Starring: Richard E. Grant, Sally Field, Jason Segel, André Benjamin, Eve Lindley
Country: USA
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| Apr 13, 2022 |  |
emptythought | 51 30th |
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a cute premise, with endearing characters, that ultimately suffers from fatal 3rd act syndrome
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| Sep 09, 2020 |  |
Hardcase | 60 29th |
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A great premise is sacrificed on the altar of political propaganda in the last few episodes.
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| Aug 19, 2020 |  |
morphinapg | 69 46th |
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This is one of the weirdest shows I've ever seen. It's really hard to describe so I won't bother. I'll just say it does a lot of really unique things, and has pretty good characters. The ending does something very surprising, which was cool but also didn't quite deliver the payoff for the characters we were getting to know all season so I'm a little bittersweet about it.
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| Jun 14, 2020 |  |
Spunkie | 60 65th |
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This might be the most lopsided thing I watched. There's captivating moments of sublety and grace and there's this underlying inclination of Jason to punch you down with a message. I'm glad it exists, but dial down the gimmicks a notch Jason.
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| Apr 28, 2020 |  |
amazedemon | 68 79th |
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Dispatches from Elsewhere is an intriguing tale that ultimately sacrifices its plot for its characters' "growth". At its core the show is great, building on the theme of perspective, change and pitfalls of everyday mundanity. Its ultimate message is well-meaning, even if debatably flawed. But its execution is a little wonky; A little slow to start (and end) and occasionally bloated with social issues, unnecessary drama and occasional pretentiousness. Grant is great, followed by Field.
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| Average Percentile 60.25% from 28 Ratings |  |