That was fun, sweet, totally random, at times ominous and surprisingly sincere. Loved this little gem.

Possibly one of the best shows I've ever seen. Brilliantly creative, gripping, hilarious, and moving. Every episode had me wondering how they were going to top and/or resolve the latest development, yet they always did and left me delighted and/or satisfied. Big praise for handling the topics of AI and religion/spirituality in a way that feels real and human. It's the kind of show I look forward to introducing others to.

How is it even possible to be this creative?

Deep themes explored and heightened by the comedic absurdism. Even though this show had a bouncy and snappy irony keeping it ticking over I could not help but be moved by the Jesus Café scenes which felt utterly authentic (as a non-religious person this surprised me). It was like a meta-ironic retelling of the Ecstacy of Saint Teresa of Avila. Loved it!

I really like the weird mashup of religious themes and an alternate reality sci-fi dystopia. The religious stuff is handled in a really unconventional way too, which I found really fascinating. Betty Gilpin is awesome as always, and for the most part I enjoyed the plot, although some of the characters and side storylines weren't quite as interesting overall. I got an email survey which seemed to suggest a season 2 is being considered, so I'm curious what that would be.

silly, clever, holy grail.

I was hesitant to try it precisely because it sounds too much like Preacher, which was an exceedingly pointless show in its own right. Turns out it's got nothing to do with Preacher and I expect it to end up as the craziest show released this year - for much more substantial reasons than the superficial weirdness of the premise.

Peacock'un 2023 için en iddialı projesiydi. Damon Lindelof'un Lost ve The Leftovers'dan dolayı yeri bende ayrıdır, haliyle Mrs. Davis'e de büyük bir ilgiyle başladım. Son derece ilgi çekici synopsis ve iddiali bir pilot bölümü ise iştahımı daha artırdı fakat sonrasında dizi uçurumdan aşağıya yuvarlanan kamyon misali düşüşe geçiyor. Din, teknoloji, yapay zeka, aile gibi her konuyu işlemeye çalışmalarını sevmedim. Betty Gilpin'in performansı iyiydi ama Jake McDorman vasattı. Sıradan...

Review of the first 5 minutes. I hate jokes in the titlecards so much that it's an instant quit, even if it's Lindelof. Maybe i'll give it another chance when my anger has cooled.

Poor writing at times was saved by fun quirks and decent characters, my will to know how this whole thing ends carried me throughout. I'm not interested enough in the whole christian mythos to care about that aspect of the show, and overly "random" shows don't do much for me. But it wasn't bad really, and I don't regret watch it. I just won't be watching more (if it continues).

This is an "everything happens" show. The writers thought: "What's the wackiest thing that could happen in the next 10 seconds?" And wrote that. And repeated for the entire runtime. It's like if Jay & Silent Bob were the stars of "Preacher". I forced myself to finish the first episode.

This is a provisional rating based on the first half of the series, but it's already so bonkers it has already topped the Leftovers in terms of wild creativity. We'll see if it also has a soulful and poetic side to it, like Lindelof's previous gem had. Edit: not as poetic as the Leftovers, but an interesting story overall.