Bodies

"@Tracey_Newhouse Perhaps a possibly for you? “If you're a fan of mystery-box type shows like Dark and 1899, then Bodies is the perfect choice for your next binge....” ~ https://netflixlife.com/2023/10/19/meet-the-four-detectives-netflix-bodies-cast/"

"A great series based off a comic of the same name, about a murder mystery set across four time periods decades or over century apart that starts with a body found close to the same location in London. Worth watching as the mystery unfolds across time and the threads created in the past have ramifications for the future!"

"Was really into it myself "

"Brilliant!!! I am not into time travel but this series did not focus on it as much as other movies did. There’s murder, mystery, action, thriller, war, drama and science fiction all in one! "

"4.5 🌟Blood brilliant! Time travel and loops and the story line and the whole idea os freaking brilliant. I rate 4.5 stars because one thing I did not like in the ending nonetheless it was brilliant ending! Binged this in a couple of days, this is how good it is! I recommend rated R #mystery #timetravel #series "

"Trippy, time traveling series. They really pulled it together at the end, loved it!"

"4.5/5*s Time travel is a tricky thing to wrap your mind around, especially time loops. They don't make a lick of sense and are impossible. And yet, they continue to write more books and make more movies and shows about it, just to make us crazy. This particular show can make your brain hurt if you think about it too much. BUT, it is excellently made. How do you make a show about four different timelines, happening simultaneously (on screen), and do it flawlessly? AND have it make sense? I don't know how but this show did. I loved every timeline. They all had something different to offer. They all had investigations that were the same yet different. The intelligent brain and thought process one must have to not only create this story, but also direct it and edit it to perfectly tell it, is mind-boggling in itself. Some things are never answered. (The reason 1/2* was taken away.) Some things don't make logical sense. Some things make illogical sense. How? Dunno. If you want to try to figure it out, watch it because I HIGHLY recommend it! I wish I could watch it again for the first time."

"I absolutely loved Bodies. This limited sci-fi murder mystery series definitely deserves more attention. All of the cast do an excellent job in their roles, but I was probably most invested in the 1890 portions. Kyle Soller steals the whole show as Alfred Hillinghead. I hope that Alfred and Henry Ashe, as played by George Parker, can be happy. I also really enjoyed the 1941 scenes with Karl Weissman. Anyway, the show does a great job of handling all four timelines from 1890, 1941, 2023, and 2053. Even the color palette for each time period is quite distinct. If you're a fan of Dark, you'll have to watch Bodies. By the way, I feel like I have to ask: I know Kyle Soller is an American, but I am still surprised every time I remember that. Is it just me?"

"If you liked the series DARK or 1899 you will probably enjoy this. It’s petty but I was really distracted by the cheap looking blue contact lenses they used for the young Elias Mannix character. Made him look like robot or something 🤣"

"It's worth watching. Most actors are very good. The story is intriging enough to make me want to bindge it at first. Then it took a while before finnishing the last two episodes. It's almost ctrl+c, ctrl+v of Dark. From a storytelling point of view, the problem with time travel stories is that it's very hard not to creat giant plot holes. Most time is spent exposing the loop. Then it's will they won't they be able to change a loop that happed an infinite number of times and that is supposed to be unchangeable. The ending is not bad, it's just highly predictable."