rajprasathpoy I just want to know in season 3, why Kirsten Clark is still do stitching even after she was betrayed by her superiors??????????????? Am i missing something that make sense to this concept??. Considering only she is capable of stitching without physical after effects, if she refuses to do stitching the superiors has to listen to her reason, is in't it??

paigelaurenwelburn-79086 This was one of those shows that was just marketed as cheesy. cheesy acting, cheesy story, cheesy writing...I saw all the promotional stuff and didn't think it would be good....watched one episode and I was hooked...I like the idea of Kirsten not being connected to time in any way, its new and interesting. The premise of the first season is amazing and though a bit episodic it is still fun to watch (and you have to remember it's only the first season). the character relationships and humour are REAL and relatable and you can really connect to those characters ( I mean Camille and Kirsten's love hate friendship is amazing to watch). Also the show doesn't try to force love stories down your throat every episode, though it is present it doesn't dominate the plot and take away from the ending effect of the show. overall one of the most surprisingly amazing shows I've watched all year.

twayneking The reviews sound like an "I Hate Stitchers" club got together to trash this series. There's precious little sci-fi anymore that isn't some prurient, anything to get the women naked, kind of crap. The characters talk fast, the mental disorder is imaginary (hey, it's fiction people), and some of you don't like it. Don't watch, but to hope it doesn't last longer than the pilot is kind of a crappy attitude - like if you don't like it, no one else should see it. What a load of arrogant, self-serving claptrap. I like the series so far. I enjoy seeing some familiar faces from Eureka and Warehouse 13. I'll watch the series. I like hard SF. There's no sorcery, no swords, no semi-nude barbarian women. Not everybody is a social twelve year old.

saybrookken I wasn't really sure what to expect - I was just looking to watch something new and {hopefully} different. As it turned out, this show is both. Add entertaining to that list and you can't go wrong. The idea of what "Stitchers" do is really quite clever.The one (an only) aspect of the show I don't care for is Allison Scagliotti. Actually - it's more than simply "I don't care for"... Personally I find her deplorable. I admit I have not seen ALL of the shows/movies she has done, but the several that I have seen, all her characters are the same: inconsiderate, self centered and narcissistic in the extreme, and she treats people like they are commodities. I've seen this character persona portrayed by her in enough T.V. shows to be reasonably convinced that this is 90% likely the sort of person she is IRL and that is deplorable! That said - "Stitchers" is a very entertaining series and I am glad that the Network agrees with that assessment - at least agrees enough to have renewed the show for a second season. :)