stopjunkmail Awesome so far just starting season two. I hope it's not one of those shows they cancel

allturbine Hi, and congratulations on the perky venue. Should you chose to punch up a reality snag, you might flesh out one or more characters with the ability to alter and control dream states besides fighting, etc. Walking thru walls, persons, etc. It's very true that real people can alter dreams, defy bad guys or situations and generally make dreaming no longer a threat. Been doing it since childhood. Lots of available development along this line... Would also lighten-up potentially dark drama.

Jens Dream related sci-fi show that revolves around three mysterious strangers, a mysterious child, at least two mysterious organization, basically everything here is a but mysterious. There's nothing wrong with a good mystery, but the most rewarding viewer experience is watching one them getting solved. Falling Water is pretty stingy with those rewards. I watched the last episode felt far too many things were left open. Things that were not even worthy of being kept for a possible season two. There's a lot of new age mumbo jumbo going on and some episodes appear to be just fillers, taking the main story arch not any further. I like Lizzie Brocheré, who does her best to ground the whole thing by playing her character very natural and straight, but even she does not seem to know what exactly is going on in show.

carson-41189 I'd be interested in to know the backstory on why the critics have taken such a negative view of this series right off the bat. The Rotten Tomatoes consensus (dating from the very first episode) is "Falling Water attempts complexity and intrigue but churns out an unimaginative concept lacking a redeemable payoff."The fact is the concept is highly original--I have spent my life reading and viewing science-fiction and have never come across this theme before. And how can they possibly know that it is "lacking a redeemable payoff"? Is it possible that these reviewers receive a whole series plot development along with the copy of the first episode? I mean, if they know how the series develops and,for that reason, they know it is a dud, this should be acknowledged up-front somewhere.