Kaos

Netflix is a joke if they think that they're just going to cancel the show after a great season that ends with a cliffhanger. You don't need to be an expert in Greek mythology to enjoy this show. The cast is really good. The characters are fun. I'm not sure what the point was of making the show if they weren't going to at least give it a chance with a second season. Maybe it wasn't the number one show out there but it seemed to me like a bunch of people were talking about it and watching. Also to cancel it when it was released barely a month ago is an odd choice. Wouldn't they keep it on Netflix longer before deciding to cancel. There's not much more to say than we need season 2.

Listen. I get it. This isn't for everyone. Because if you don't know enough about greek mythology you are going to miss a lot of things. I am Greek and I always had a passion about mythology. The show is filled with Easter eggs about Greek mythology and if you know the original characters and their myths it just clicks, it gets so much more nuanced and it's hilarious. I can't tell you if you'll enjoy it the same without knowing Greek mythology in depth. At least read about Orpheus and Eurydice and the underworld to have a better understanding and you'll enjoy it( and maybe the myth of Prometheus ). Jeff Goldblum as a God is always a good idea never the less.

Netflix once again decides to disappoint. This show did not deserve to be canceled. Tired of all the unresolved decent shows just disappearing. Netflix has become almost a last resort platform when it comes to starting any of their "original" series. I have now come to research shows on many other platforms that I KNOW, have a series finale or at the very least have a resolution of the story line if they have been canceled.

So, this show was incredibly entertaining, with characters that had so much to explore and offer. This review should leave no doubt as to what I thought of the show, and I'm sure many will agree.

Great acting and beautiful cinematography. I'm not a professional critic and didn't want to spend my afternoon preparing a written declaration of my love but I cannot believe that someone made the choice to cancel this show and this was the first place I thought of to voice my displeasure with the news. I can't imagine the reasoning behind it, was it too much to comprehend? Did it make someone uncomfortable? Did they want to spend their money making another terrible action movie featuring Mark Wahlberg?! This was art, an enchanting combination of modern and classical which made me interested in the ridiculousness of mythology again. I don't know what other shows are getting these kinds of acceptable ratings and still being cancelled but it seems unnervingly chaotic to me. Long live Kaos!

Canceled?!!!?? Unbelievable, Netflix comes up with something truly original and they then cancel it.

Anyways, it's a fun retelling of greek myths, high quality acting and beautiful cinematography. I'm in my fities and bingewatched it with my 19y old son who was even more into it then I. Then mentioned it to my 85y old mom who enjoyed it so much that she's been telling all her friends - so a wide demographic or what!

Prior knowledge about the myths is not necessary, it probably adds extra layers of enjoyment but not a prerequisit, it's fun which ever way. And as mentioned i thought the design and filming were excellent - beautiful colors, sets, angles - high cinema quality. I was really looking foward to the new season to see what they'd come up with next... Netflix doesn't know a good thing when they have it.