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Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Drama, Hindi Web Series, All Web Series, Hindi Tv Shows, All Shows, Kids Shows, Teen Drama, English Web Series, English Tv Shows

Netflix (US

United States of America

Mythology Entertainment, Skydance Television

Renée Elise Goldsberry, Chris Conner, Dichen Lachman, Martha Higareda, Ato Essandoh, Joel Kinnaman

Uta Briesewitz, Nick Hurran, Alex Graves, Jeremy Webb

Richard Morgan, Laeta Kalogridis, Alison Schapker, Nevin Densham

sibling relationship, yakuza, biotechnology, virtual reality, investigation, detective story, distant future, cyberpunk, body-swap, consciousness, resistance fighter, alien world, neo-noir, cyber thriller, blade runner, backstabbing

Taglines: No body lives forever.

After 250 years on ice, a prisoner returns to life in a new body with one chance to win his freedom: by solving a mind-bending murder.

Reviews:

Reviews:

Author: FolioSwami
Decent TV show fight choreography. An interesting story. A sh*tty execution. I mean, people are spread on more than one planet, they can move experiences from one body to another and all you get is curved screens, tablets, and minor variations to Google's Material Design? I'd have appreciated to cut the fighting part off the show, and spend the money for a decent futuristic design. Or maybe that's why one guy is Kubrick and these ones are the guys with a canceled NetFlix show. And, of course, the only sexual desires can be heterosexual. Women, on the other hand don't seem to be anything more refined than a simple accessory, unless they work for the Big Brother and they are protecting the safety of those who are the system.As for the bad guys: Russians. You know, the minimal White courtesy of not sending you a brown person. I would have also appreciated less Marxism, but it is a British writer and over there they don't conceive the World otherwise.In the end, the main problem is the ending. It is very badly done. Each evil character is going to reveal and explain the plans like in the more ridiculed Hollywood movies. And the political agenda becomes obvious the only motivation for the series. I'd say skip the last two episodes, but that would mean to also lose the point of watching the rest of the series.