Frequency188 Though I did find some of the concepts brought up in the series to be disappointing half circles...I was nonetheless intrigued. The idea that television can create obsessive fans who blur reality and fiction could have been taken many places, but it was not. Reality is a perception, however as a group humans accept the paradigm that they've been told outlines the laws of the universe as material truth. Humans will be grounded to this planet until they are able to see the current paradigm as having merely guidelines based on the current perspective. The show could have easily gone there, but it only hinted at this.I appreciated the story line between Jeff and Skye and enjoyed watching that evolve.The toggles between reality and fiction where mostly unsuccessful as the reality scenes were many times as Cartoony as the fiction scenes.All in all it was worth watching, I just wanted a few more completed circles, or fleshed out ideas.Lawna

mortiki good writing, but very bad acting...I mean really bad acting. I liketo get lost in a show or movie and when acting is this bad then that makes it very hard to do so. come to think about it the writing might be partially at fault because if the lines were better maybe the acting might be more believable, either way I cannot find my way to watch another episode. it really is a shame because it might of had been a lineup that would stick around more than a year or two if that would of happened. as far as why the acting is faulty it really comes down to the fact that there needs to be slight pauses between actors, I guess the director could of seen this and tried to change it as well. wow, the more I write the more I realize that all three groups could have done a better job.

Kasper Hviid This is a TV-series called CULT which is about a mysterious TV-series which is also called CULT. A recursive TV-series, how clever is that? Actually, the series a bit too clever for its own good. It is cleverness without a cause. The writer just want to flash his cleverness in the viewers face.At first, the series self-reference is just awesome, and sends your mind spinning. Even if the blatant exposure of cleverness is ever so pretentious, I have to admit that the cleverness is indeed very, very clever, hence my rating. But the gimmick eventually wears of, leaving behind a very bland show.I love X-FILES, KOLCHAK, TWIN PEAKS and DOCTOR WHO. These series delivers characters that I wants to spend my time with. But CULT, like the series LOST, don't have anyone that I care about. The entire cast could die, it wouldn't bother me; the reason I watch those shows is not because they are entertaining, but that they keep my curiosity alive: The promise of this awesome, sparkling revelation.In other words, CULT and LOST is all about the destination, not the ride itself. It is a bit like religion, which also promises that you'll get you reward when it is all over.I just did a Google search to find out how LOST ends; if the ride itself is bland, why not take a shortcut?

Mijatov Darko This show is great! It is very complicated and very hard to follow, and that's why I like it so much - it's not for everybody. The only thing I'm worried about is that this show is not very popular just because not so big number of people can follow it, and it might be canceled after the first season. I would like it to grow and us fans can help it grow by spreading a good word about it. My only message to future "True Believers" is: if you like complicated stories and you're getting bored of other shows full of romance, shows where two people can't be together even if they try so hard, etc. this show is what you're looking for.