A Billion to One

This is a well acted, well made series with an interesting premise. The characters are relatable and original, and the story is served up in compelling bit-sized episodes. I want to see more.

A Billion to One is a TV series has an intriguing hook. It's about a dying billionaire who's looking for someone to inherit his entire fortune. A cool $82 billion. Each episode has a unique story but is woven together with the same thread: the money and everyone wanting a shot it at.

I watched 7 episodes of this series based on the premise. I found the plot engaging, but the acting, dialogue and sound uneven, which put a dent in the rating I gave it. They shot it completely digital, which in some cases has come a long way since I shot in the medium, and it definitely looks better than anything I've ever done. Making a GOOD film or television series is harder than most can imagine, and I salute all involved for what you've accomplished - you got your stuff on Amazon! That said, I wouldn't be honest if I was to give it a 7,8, etc., and my guess is that most of the makers feel the same. I hope you can all use this as a stepping stone and learning experience for your next project, and realize your full potential in the process.

This was a great gem to stumble upon. I watched all 13 episodes of the first season in one viewing. The episodes are compact and pithy. The central theme of a contest to win billions is used brilliantly as a device to weave together stories from around the world. Each story feels authentic and true to the culture in which it exists. The drive for cold hard cash quickly leads into much more poignant topics of passion, survival, sexuality, homelessness, sex-trafficking, free-will or the lack thereof, relationships, trust, and death. No stone is unturned in this ambitious drama, which not only reaches far, but does so with humor, verve, and excellent production value. Great writing, excellent performances, and wonderful views into cultures from around the world, and the themes that unify us all.

I'm nearing completion of watching Season 2 (about to watch "Neha's Other Man"). Oh my goodness this series is good. I found myself binge watching which i never do, ha-ha. But the stories are rich, characters full & well developed and the episodes move along at a good clip. I was very pleased when I was well into Season 1 and discovered there were "2" more Seasons to enjoy. I'm sure Season 4 will be picked up someone large but for now I'll keep enjoying A Billion to One on Amazon Prime.