6.8
476 votes
BBC America 2019
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Vic, a young New Englander, discovers her supernatural abilities as the immortal Charlie Manx lures a child into a mysterious Rolls Royce Wraith.
The episode was rated #1 Worst episode of NOS4A2 from 903 votes.
Vic McQueen makes her final stand against Charlie Manx; Lou and Tabitha solve a Christmasland riddle; Millie Manx wrestles with regret.
The episode was rated #2 Worst episode of NOS4A2 from 197 votes.
Vic meets Maggie, a medium with more questions than answers. Manx visits Haverhill to seek The Shorter Way and finds Bing, who is eager to help.
The episode was rated #3 Worst episode of NOS4A2 from 720 votes.
Vic McQueen takes the Shorter Way to Haverhill. Lou and Wayne face a terrible threat in her absence. Charlie Manx engages an old friend for a mysterious favor. Millie Manx confronts the past.
The episode was rated #4 Worst episode of NOS4A2 from 264 votes.
Vic and Chris take the Shorter Way to a junkyard; Chris loses his temper; Bing leverages a secret to seek forgiveness; Vic, Lou, Maggie, and Chris hatch a plan; Tabitha impresses her boss.
The episode was rated #5 Worst episode of NOS4A2 from 225 votes.
Eight years on, Vic McQueen receives shocking news about Charlie Manx. Maggie consults her tiles at great risk. Bing hunts down the Wraith, but hits a roadblock. Millie Manx discovers a new aspect of Christmasland.
The episode was rated #6 Worst episode of NOS4A2 from 299 votes.
Vic finds herself in danger after an argument with Linda. Manx seeks advice from an old friend.
The episode was rated #7 Worst episode of NOS4A2 from 501 votes.
Bing Partridge has some questions for Charlie Manx; Manx revisits his difficult childhood; Millie meets an old friend; Wayne faces a choice.
The episode was rated #8 Worst episode of NOS4A2 from 234 votes.
Vic is questioned by the police and cannot fill the holes in her story. Manx lays out his plan for Vic, but things go awry.
The episode was rated #9 Worst episode of NOS4A2 from 547 votes.
With Charlie Manx on the hunt, Vic and her family go into hiding with Maggie. Wayne suffers mysterious nightmares while Tabitha chases a lead on Bing.
The episode was rated #10 Worst episode of NOS4A2 from 249 votes.
Vic strives to live a normal life despite Maggie's warning. Charlie Manx puts Bing Partridge to work.
The episode was rated #1 Worst episode of NOS4A2 from 619 votes.
Vic finds herself trapped. Manx runs into trouble and calls Bing for help.
The episode was rated #2 Worst episode of NOS4A2 from 529 votes.
Vic seeks the Wraith and learns she must trust her gift. A body surfaces in Haverhill.
The episode was rated #3 Worst episode of NOS4A2 from 574 votes.
Vic meets another strong creative who gives her some advice. Manx receives an unexpected visitor.
The episode was rated #4 Worst episode of NOS4A2 from 533 votes.
Vic McQueen returns to the Lakehouse only to ride straight into a deadly trap; Charlie Manx cashes in his favor; the Hourglass Man, a powerful strong creative, appears.
The episode was rated #5 Worst episode of NOS4A2 from 250 votes.
Charlie Manx fights for his life; Millie Manx determines to never let the lights go out in Christmasland again; Bing receives a long awaited call; Wayne McQueen, attempting to understand his mother, walks headlong into danger.
The episode was rated #6 Worst episode of NOS4A2 from 279 votes.
Despite Maggie's warning, Vic strives to rescue a loved one. Manx learns something new about Vic
The episode was rated #7 Worst episode of NOS4A2 from 504 votes.
Maggie puts herself in danger attempting to take a dark strong creative off the board; Vic and Lou work to repair Vic's knife; Linda and Chris grapple with Vic's gift; Wayne makes a mysterious friend.
The episode was rated #8 Worst episode of NOS4A2 from 227 votes.
Vic enlists a local biker to help her try to stop Charlie Manx. Manx makes a pitstop on his way to Christmasland.
The episode was rated #9 Worst episode of NOS4A2 from 499 votes.
Vic and Maggie embark on a dangerous journey; Charlie Manx confronts his deepest fears; as her world falls apart, Millie must choose between freedom and her father.
The episode was rated #10 Worst episode of NOS4A2 from 214 votes.
Last updated: feb 06, 2021
The premise is good and could have taken us to a lot of cool stuff... Instead were dealing with drunks, addicts, teen angst and daddy-issues most of the time. I understand it has to be there but it could have been done a bit more in the background. The looming sense of dread, the shadow in the doorway rather than bad-dad-trope-galore.
This show is bad and boring. Some good acting interspersed with plenty of bad acting. All of which, unfortunately, lives within a really bad script.
A terrible convoluted story line and pisspoor casting choices make this show watchable at best , certainly not very likable . The story mixes too many different psychic and supernatural elements to the point that it comes off as comical . The characters are rife with cliche and they try to tick every social justice issue . I can only hope the book was not as bad . Casting is not all bad , but I would describe it as extremely hit and miss . Vic and her mother are only like 10 years different in real age and look like sisters . The accents of the locals in this New England town , and especially Vic's family , are all over the place . From full Boston accent to nothing . I can't complain about Zachary Quinto though , I've always thought he was creepy and colorless as an actor so he's quite good as a vampire . The cinematography seems very well done . A+ for that .
As much as I usually adore Zachary Quinto, even he can't save this show. I am quite sure that the story could be intriguing and adapted into the screen in a great way, but this show feels very much like a student movie for a class in school.
I‘m not sure what I was expecting. And I didn’t read the book. But the show is really quite boring. Nothing really happening most of the time. All of it would have fitted quite well in two episodes.
Its such a great premise for a story … Loved the book and the show is doing it some justice. Not as creepy and suspenseful as it could be, but all in all, the show really brought the book to life I would not have cast Quinto as Manx though … but he is doing a decent job
even with 20 episodes total, only equaling 15 hours, there is too much filler and unnecessary slow-pacing to make this show as interesting as it should be - it could easily be half as many episodes over two seasons and tell me just as much. most of my viewing was waiting for something to happen, feeling like it was building up to something happening, and nothing of importance/significance actually happening, repeat.
An interesting premise in search of some good writing.
In today's world no children story is complete without cunnilingus.
The show is well crafted. The actors are on point. The story and camera work fit well into the horror genre.
