Niklas_M

I don't know who this show was written for, it's certainly can't be for curious kids of any age. It goes from stupid questions to stupid descriptions presesented by person with no charisma and a heavy regional accent, which I suspect is also supposed to be funny and of course isn't.

I must admit that I lasted all of 10 minutes into the show before my wife and I agreed that it wasn't worth our time.

Go find Yuval Noah Harari's graphic novel "Sapiens" or better yet his book of the same name. Both are far more entertaining and informative.

I rarely write reviews, but this program really needs more than positive reviews.

This is just one more supernatural nonsense films/series that the world has already seen too much of.

Ridiculous dialog, poor acting, and a complete lack of believable emotions contribute to a drama for children and the weak of mind.

It's a sorry mix of The Golden Compass, Harry Potter and Game of Thrones but with far more stupid outbursts of deep and distorted "voices".

Banalities queue up one after the other and the number of times words such as "life", "death", "strong", "demon" are repeated is mind boggling.

Unfortunately I have had to endure this crap for several Sundays on end. I would never recommend others to go through the same.

An emblematic example of the lack of quality of this film is when the main character, Theo, looks at a Danish newspaper clipping his father had saved showing how proud he was of his son getting two Michelin stars for his restaurant in Denmark. The headline spells "stars" incorrectly; it says "sjerner" instead of "stjerner".