L'ultimo bus del mondo

Great plot, some lovely humour, strong performances from the kids, I enjoyed the way their stories unfolded, and Robert Sheehan put in an excellent tongue in cheek Dalton Monkhouse. Would recommend for the 7-12 year olds in your home.

It's an easy watch but Misha needs to tone down a lot she is my least favorite. She is a bit too negative for my taste compare to the others. It almost feels like a fight with her every single episode to just do the right thing and when you think she has learned she manages to prove you wrong. Show premise is really enjoyable and it is meant for kids and not adults so I don't know why so many are taking it that serious. It is a good in-between show.

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.

Cute show. The character of Misha is a little much. Throughout the entire show just when you think maybe she will be nice.........nope she's negative and a bully again. Almost stopped watching multiple times just because of her character. The others all seemed to grow and become better people, but Misha continued to be the same as she was from the opening episode.

Other than that definitely a cute show for young adults and kids.

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!