Wayward Pines

[shootemindehead]

Anybody watching this?

I'm on the 8th episode of the frist series.

I'm "enjoying" it, but I don't know if I like it? If that makes sense. :confused:

[EvilNed]

I watched the first episode and never got around to watching the second...

[shootemindehead]

Yeh, there seems to be a few people like that.

I finished out the first series last night. Ends oddly, but sort of predictably? I'll give the next series a lash and see where it goes, but I kind of think that it's shot its bolt in a way.

The big reveal of the show happens in episode 5

[Neil]

Anybody watching this?

I'm on the 8th episode of the frist series.

I'm "enjoying" it, but I don't know if I like it? If that makes sense. :confused:

A friend of mine recommended it... But there's just sooooo many series now...

[EvilNed]

Yeh, there seems to be a few people like that.

I finished out the first series last night. Ends oddly, but sort of predictably? I'll give the next series a lash and see where it goes, but I kind of think that it's shot its bolt in a way.

The big reveal of the show happens in episode 5

Just spoil it already.

[shootemindehead]

That's against the interweb laws Ned. But, seeing as you asked...

turns out, it's the year 4020 or something and all that's left in the world is the town of Wayward Pines which was set up by a meglomaniac and is populated by people who were frozen before the "apocalypse" and who are kept in ignorance of their surroundings. The town is enclosed by a huge wall, which keeps out evolved "humans" that are little more than eating machines and look like goblins from 'Lord of the Rings'.