samanthacato
I have just revisited watching Flashforward and I still feel robbed. Characters were still in the middle of developing. Storyline still had the potential to evolve. And we are left with an amazing cliffhanger at the end of the first and only season. Too much time has passed and I feel using the original cast would be asking too much but surely devoted viewers who love this genre of program deserve some form of closure. I think it's time for someone to pick up the mantle. I wonder is was man enough to do the job. Bring back Flashforward.
Fallen Eye
Put simply, this show is/was on point. It was gripping and intriguing, full stop. Yeah, sure, there was an episode here, and maybe there, where one can come down on the acting/plot if they REALLY wanted to; but apart from that, this show is fantastic. I watched it back in 2011, and I decided to watch it again now, because I was telling a friend about it... I loved it now, as much as I did back then.I'm posting this now, trying to do my bit in the encouragement of it's return. This show DESERVES a 2nd season, without question. Well done David S. Goyer and Co.
spidermonkey220
I know this show was aired a while ago but i have just gone through all episodes and i'm sorry if people think its bad acting but i thought it was amazing, There was one or two parts that had me a bit judgmental on their directing and the rest of it was so great,But it really left me wanting to see more, i want to know more and i would love to carry on watching more as i'm sure a lot of people would of agreed at the time, Now is a perfect time to bring it back, FYI ! Thoroughly enjoyed all of it !!
Aw1989
Positively gripping from the start. Great storyline, likable characters, and just the right amount of sci-fi (enough to be somewhat believable).There is however, one criticism. Half way through the season, they introduced too many 'Baddies' (none of whom knew who they were working for and why) which can become slightly off putting as the story can seem repetitive. For example, Alda Hertzog, who seemed to be a key suspect, flitted in and out of just 5 episodes. Hellinger, who seemed to be accountable for the blackout, also appeared quite briefly in five episodes. Hellinger didn't feature enough times in the season for us to create any emotion involving his character. I also think Frost deserved a better developed character background. So was the blackout just an experiment to prove that no matter how you try and change your course in life, you will still always return to your designated path? Or was it something greater than that
It's still, overall a very good show. I did think half way through, how could they possibly create a second series from this? But after seeing the ending, I am truly disappointed that there isn't a second season to look forward to. It's a recommended watch!