#thegifted

The plot thickness. Slowly. I love this show. Sure, it is also still a silly sitcom episode, but some of the episode breaks from that format both visually and content wise. It is actually pretty brilliant.

I knew from the moment that Disney acquired Fox that this show will be cancelled. It was inevitable. The mutants are leaving the Underground and going to the MCU. I have a feeling that the showrunners

Well this episode was great. I guess I am more into emotional plots rather than action, because this episode was pretty great in my opinion. The Strucker family arc really got to me. Lauren, Reed and Andy

Well, I thought that the episode should have great, but it just ok. Sure, the stakes are higher, but not for most of the characters I care about. I just don't know the Morlocks enough to care about what

Muuuy bien, tardé mucho en ver esta serie, motivos, creo que me sobran, todos involucrados principalmente al tiempo, sin embargo había algo de fe en esta producción que se sumaban a las buenas criticas

The plot just keeps getting more and more interesting. Lauren and Andy's bond seems fascinating. How interlinked are they? How does it work? What will happen? For how long Reed and Lauren can resist the

This was a great episode. Really. Where was this all season long? The plot thickens doesn't even cover it. The underground is facing worse odds than ever, as the inner circle only grows in strength. We

Best episode of the season and probably the show by far. Not because the action was amazing, but because the script is actually good – meaning the plot is great in this episode and also promises more great

Ok, I liked this episode. Mainly because the action was really good. I love good mutant action that doesn't seem like it suffers from a low budget. Also, it was fun seeing all of the group together, even

This episode is something special. By that I mean that everyone in it are acting like special idiots. How stupid can Andy be? What did he think was going to happen? What did Thunderbird think was going

Well, that escalated quickly. I knew this was coming, I totally saw it coming, but it did not make any less shocking. By "it" I am referring to the ending of this episode that makes you forget

After this episode I just don't know how I feel about the show. It should have been an interesting episode, but I found myself pausing a lot during the episode just to do other stuff because it wasn't

Ok, so this was a filler episode. It don't mean that it was a bad episode, but at the end of the day when you think about it. Nothing actually happened in this episode, it just dealt with the consequences

This episode is served as evidence that this show can be good when it wants to be. I mean really good. I got some feels in this episode. The moment you take the baby out of the equation, things really

The show continues to move between pretty good and pretty bad. At times it’s so bad it’s literally funny. You know what I’m talking about, the baby plot line vs. the inner circle grand plan. The baby plot

This episode was definitely an improvement from the season premier. I think that was weighing down the show is everything that has to do with Dawn, Polaris’s baby. First of all, it is so clearly a doll

What a not great start for a season. I had high hopes after the ending of the previous season which promised so many great conflicts, script and personal issues. However, the plot just feels so incoherent

Season finale episode. What an ending it is. It seems that it is mostly setting up the next season, so it’s really good that there will be a next season. Otherwise this would have been a very disappointing

Nothing like a brush with death to make people change their mind. There are now three players on the board: Sentinel services, the mutant underground and the hellfire club. Despite the fact that the mutant

Well, that escalated quickly. In this episode things have pretty much reached a tipping point with Trask industries, sentinel services and the mutant underground. Trask industries finally got what they