I'll start by saying that Constellation may be the first show I've seen try and use quantum mechanics as more than a hand wave explanation for the impossible. I mean sure it's still nonsense, but the implication that metaphysics is tied into quantum physics is a fun one.
The show is a mystery, not quite in the stupidity realm of Lost but equally as baffling. This show at least has answers for what's going on, not just more questions (though I still have a lot of questions). It involves the death of an astronaut in space and a mysterious effect that very few people are aware of.
My biggest issue with this season is how much of it focused on the daughter. The girl was actually an impressive actor, but focusing on the child continually dragged the show into a overly sentimental place when I want answers to the mystery. The stuff with Henry/Bud was fun, and darkly funny on a certain level. It's a good role for Jonathan Banks. I would accept that last episode as an ending, but I would also watch another season if they came back.
The show is a mystery, not quite in the stupidity realm of Lost but equally as baffling. This show at least has answers for what's going on, not just more questions (though I still have a lot of questions). It involves the death of an astronaut in space and a mysterious effect that very few people are aware of.
My biggest issue with this season is how much of it focused on the daughter. The girl was actually an impressive actor, but focusing on the child continually dragged the show into a overly sentimental place when I want answers to the mystery. The stuff with Henry/Bud was fun, and darkly funny on a certain level. It's a good role for Jonathan Banks. I would accept that last episode as an ending, but I would also watch another season if they came back.