Le Dernier Bus

The show is good, the cinema photography and the motion picture are pleasant and not bad, and I will not criticize the story and the plot because this series is directed at children and it would not be fair to say bad about it but the emotional moments was cheesy and unacceptable really I skipped all the emotional moments, I liked the characters and how do they try to get along with each other also I liked that they didn't make it so easy for the characters to get along with every thing, I liked Nas and Tom and sophie. I am waiting for season 2.

A diverse British group of students taking a science field day trip to a futuristic museum. I've only watched two episodes but have enjoyed it. I'm not the demographic they're targeting but I'm a kid at heart and love sci-fi. I plan to watch the entire series.

I find it next to impossible to believe that a high tech facility like this place has no security guards or locked doors and that these kids would be able to run around wherever they want without getting caught. Also, if you are trying to kill off someone, the smart thing to do is seal the room so that there is no chance of escape.

God forbid we should expect any realism from a kids show.

I have absolutely no sympathy for any of the characters and wish they had all been vaporized by the end of the first episode. The main character, Nas, being the worst of the lot as he is supposed to be the smartest, but also the least disciplined, not listening to his older sister and running off.

The actors can't act, the story is slower than a snail, I've seen better special effects and CG in university projects, the script just sucks, and the characters are just not interesting in the slightest.

The best part of this show is easily the boy with the yellow jacket, his acting is miles more impressive than the rest of them until episode 5.

Nas is just robotic, and not as a character trait, as in an actor can't act type of robotic.

Misha is just hard to watch, her character just doesn't develop and her mood in each scene doesn't relate to the scene at all. She's also just horrid to all the other characters, and yet she is still friends with Sophie, the one she insults the most.

Tom is like the same but opposite than Misha, his character's mood is always angry, even in times where it wouldn't make sense for anyone to be angry. He also talks like a wannabe army actor and it just doesn't work.

Chelsea is alright I guess, but her character is a bit all over the place. At least she displays the right mood at the right time.

Sophie is meant to be an older sister, but it's like her character was written by two different people, one knew she had a younger brother, and the other didn't. Her character type is just completely broken and doesn't make sense.

Bethan doesn't really have a character trait, she's just sorta... there. They try and give her character some trait in episode 5, but it was just completely out of the blue and didn't fit. You'll see what I mean.

Last notable character, Dalton Monkhouse, played by the amazing Robert Sheehan from Umbrella Academy. His character is easily the worst. This is a case where I really hope it's based off of bad writing because he is a fantastic actor. His character in this is just hard to watch, it just makes me cringe. It's not even a believable character. I can't put into words how bad the character is displayed.

I really can't tell if this is based off of a book or if it's an original. If it's based off of a book, I feel bad for the author. If it's an original, the writer needs a different profession.

TLDR: Slow story but an interesting concept, terrible acting, worse writing, not worth watching.

Drama, action, sci-fi and British humour. Suspend your cynicism and enjoy 5 hours of great fun viewing with a fantastic soundtrack and VFX. A mix of The Goonies/Stranger Things.

Young cast are so talented and charming and the script is very funny. Robert Sheehan and Tom Basden add their unique humour, charisma and expert delivery... well worth a watch, whatever your age!