The final episode of Station Eleven was one of the most beautiful and moving TV experiences in my life ❤ thank you for turning a great book into an even better show
This may be my favorite TV series of the last decade. Glad to see it appears to be “trending” according to the HBO app. I’m a fan of Last of Us - but Station Eleven is far superior in every way imo.
My daughter got me to start watching TLOU and I had her watch Station Eleven, it was my third time seeing it and I caught so much more watching it with her (ep 7 is her favorite too)
The Leftovers has been my favourite show ever since I watched it the first time (and remained so the subsequent 6 times I've watched it), but now that I've watched this... goddamn, I think we have a tie. And it did in one season what Leftovers did to me in three! Still overlooking the damage from this timebomb of joy detonating right in my face.
There's a scene in episode 7 in which a faceless voice on the television speaks about the pandemic. That's unmistakably the voice of Nick Offerman, but he's not credited. Might never have noticed if I hadn't just before watched the episode of The Last of Us in which he plays survivalist Bill.
Dude this show was Amazing! Each episode has your emotions tugging everywhere. A must watch for those who don’t mind a stressful, happy, sad, joyful, and very satisfying journey. Keep the tissues need by. You’re gonna need them!
You know what else is meta, doing an adaptation of a book around a pandemic about a theater troup that goes around doing Shakespeare around a pandemic. Because Survival is insufficient.
I surprised this doesn,t have a cult following but it will This show is just something that has to be found by people. The more people who alert others to this masterpiece the better.
this show is such a breath of fresh air for the post apocalypse genre. so many other Post Apocalypse shows are just entirely focused on world building and use trauma as set dressing and plot devices. this is the one one i know of that does an honest exploration of trauma and survivors’s guilt
“Station Eleven had the unfortunate timing of shooting a series about a deadly outbreak right before the start of the very real COVID-19 pandemic." Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah etc ad infinitum
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The showrunners either had the worst timing in human history or they knew something we didn't. 😂
Historically, pandemics happen every 100 years. If we would have listened to Scientists, we all would have known.
The timing is what it is. The novel that the show is based on was published in 2014, after SARS(1) and MERS.
@@rachaelbly6714 why do pandemics occur every 100 years?
@@crispusattucks4007 because rna or viruses mutate gradually and completely changes their mode of symptoms
@@april2782 that didn’t answer my question. Why do they occur every 100 years like clockwork?
This show is a humanistic masterpiece. The one of the most touching kind.
The final episode of Station Eleven was one of the most beautiful and moving TV experiences in my life ❤ thank you for turning a great book into an even better show
A masterpiece. Thank you for reminding people of its existence.
This may be my favorite TV series of the last decade. Glad to see it appears to be “trending” according to the HBO app. I’m a fan of Last of Us - but Station Eleven is far superior in every way imo.
My daughter got me to start watching TLOU and I had her watch Station Eleven, it was my third time seeing it and I caught so much more watching it with her (ep 7 is her favorite too)
I think fans of Station 11 should give The OA on Netflix a shot. The first season was soo good in many of the same ways Station 11 was great.
The Leftovers has been my favourite show ever since I watched it the first time (and remained so the subsequent 6 times I've watched it), but now that I've watched this... goddamn, I think we have a tie. And it did in one season what Leftovers did to me in three! Still overlooking the damage from this timebomb of joy detonating right in my face.
It’s so much better than TLOU.
Awesome show, McKenzie and Himesh are great, but I fell in love with Matilda, she is incredibly captivating and a fantastic wee actor 🥰
one of the best shows i’ve ever seen 🥺
There's a scene in episode 7 in which a faceless voice on the television speaks about the pandemic. That's unmistakably the voice of Nick Offerman, but he's not credited. Might never have noticed if I hadn't just before watched the episode of The Last of Us in which he plays survivalist Bill.
A beautiful show, but also criminally underwatched.
Dude this show was Amazing! Each episode has your emotions tugging everywhere. A must watch for those who don’t mind a stressful, happy, sad, joyful, and very satisfying journey. Keep the tissues need by. You’re gonna need them!
You know what else is meta, doing an adaptation of a book around a pandemic about a theater troup that goes around doing Shakespeare around a pandemic. Because Survival is insufficient.
I surprised this doesn,t have a cult following but it will
This show is just something that has to be found by people.
The more people who alert others to this masterpiece the better.
I watched this series and was not okay for three days. Walked around like a zombie. One of the best shows in a while.
What a gem of a show, very heart warming and original.
such an amazing show. hbo give us a blu ray release!!!
I related so hard to Kirsten. The past is alive and well inside of me.
Protect Matilda Lawler at all costs
Jesus, that's a smart kid.
Episode 7 was incredible.
Masterpiece
I really liked the show when it was set in the beginning on the flu pandemic
Such a brilliant show
I,m so glad i found it again
You people should be very very proud of this work of genuis.
this show is such a breath of fresh air for the post apocalypse genre. so many other Post Apocalypse shows are just entirely focused on world building and use trauma as set dressing and plot devices. this is the one one i know of that does an honest exploration of trauma and survivors’s guilt
Mathilda is such an impressive child actress. She’s great in this show, especially this episode.
Wishing for an actual dvd release 😊
Beautiful mini series!!! ❤❤
Enjoyed the TV show
Why’s Jeevan doing a fake cockney accent?
He’s actually British
@@TokyoBlue587 why?
Cockney accent how?
“Station Eleven had the unfortunate timing of shooting a series about a deadly outbreak right before the start of the very real COVID-19 pandemic."
Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah etc ad infinitum
Odd sense of humor you have
So busy laughing your head off that you didn't notice that, unlike the Georgian flu, most of us made it through Covid.
That makes it even better