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In der Kleinstadt Yoorana sind die Menschen sprachlos. Der zuständige Polizeibeamte James erhält nachts einen Einsatz an einem Friedhof, wo aus noch ungeklärten Gründen sechs tote Menschen auferstanden sind. Sieben Menschen sind von den Toten auferstanden. Ein Kleinstadtcop, eine Ärztin und die Untoten selbst suchen Antworten. Trailer und weitere Infos ansehen. Glitch. + 3 StaffelnAustralische Serien. Sieben Bewohner einer Kleinstadt stehen auf unerklärliche Weise kerngesund von den Toten auf. Ein Dorfpolizist. Oktober auf Netflix. Besetzung. Synchronisation. Glitch ist eine australische Science-Fiction-Fernsehserie mit paranormalen Elementen. Sie wurde von Nickelodeon zur Veröffentlichung auf Netflix produziert. Die erste Staffel erschien am Februar , die zweite am August desselben. Die zweite Staffel „Glitch“ beantwortet einige Fragen, hinterlässt aber noch genügend Mysterien für eine dritte Staffel, dann ist allerdings. Netflix brachte die Serie „Glitch“ (was soviel wie Panne oder Fehlfunktion bedeutet) nach Deutschland und der Teaser-Text des.
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Download as PDF Printable version. Drama Paranormal. ABC Netflix. Sergeant James Hayes is called to the cemetery late at night to find six naked, filthy, disoriented people.
He begins an investigation and is shocked to discover that one of them is his late wife Kate, who had died two years before.
The returned remember their first names, but all except Kate seem not to know who they are. Carlo speaks only Italian; he realizes who he is late in the episode and begins talking about his brother Alessandro.
On the road to Alessandro's house, Carlo begins bleeding from the eyes. James stops to see if he is all right; Carlo leaves the car and turns to ash as he crosses the bridge.
James tells Dr McKellar what happened, asking her to keep it secret until they can learn more about what is happening.
Vic finds Carlo's grave after witnessing his death on the bridge. James goes home; he has a new wife who is pregnant. Another man is seen digging his way out of his grave.
Kate remembers that she underwent a mastectomy, but now she has her breasts again. Dr McKellar runs some tests on her and does not find any irregularities, meaning that her cancer seems to have gone.
The man seen emerging from his grave at the end of the previous episode runs into a female change room. The Risen try to work out who they are and why they have returned.
Kirsten starts to experience bleeding as she and James approach the bridge where Carlo died, and James stops the car. Meanwhile, James is torn between his two loves and turns to Vic for help.
Fearing for their safety, Elishia hides the Risen from Vic. Kate and Maria run to the cemetery, where Maria realizes that her daughter Anna is also dead.
They then go to Kate and James' house, and Kate is devastated to learn that James has a new wife, her old friend Sarah. Vic has an accident while driving his car, but he seems to be left with only a gash on his forehead.
Elishia takes the Risen to an unknown location and will not tell James where they are. Vic is behaving very strangely after his accident and is obsessed with finding the Risen.
James finds Maria in a church. She tells him to take her to see her husband, who is suffering from dementia in a rest home, in exchange for her taking him to where the rest of the Risen are hidden.
During the visit, her husband calls her a whore, distressing her and prompting her to remember a scene in which a boy tried to caress her legs.
Maria and James go to see that boy, now a middle-aged man, and Maria asks what happened on that occasion.
He says that she slapped him. James asks him how Maria died, and he replies "in a car accident. Paddy has a revelation about his identity and takes a box from his old house.
Kate and James spend the night together. As the episode comes to a close, Maria is crying at her daughter's tomb, and Vic approaches her saying that he has been looking for her to help her.
Vic convinces Maria that Elishia is not really trying to help them, but that she is trying to use them for her own professional gain.
He convinces her to take him to the Risen by making her believe that they can bring her daughter back to life. She realises that he is not really trying to help her; she tries to get away from him but he kills her.
Kirstie gets restless and sets off to find some answers for herself, and James helps her discover that she was murdered and her boyfriend was convicted—but she realises that he did not do it.
John leaves the group due to his unpredictable and aggressive behaviour and ends up assaulting a store clerk. He later attempts suicide due to his inability to remember anything about his past.
Elishia helps him uncover his past as a murderer. James gets a tip on Paddy and finds him in the woods and takes him to the others.
After much effort, Paddy finally opens the box that he took from his house. Kate reveals herself to James' new wife Sarah.
Sarah struggles to come to terms with Kate being alive. She, James, and Kate try to navigate their complex love triangle and come to terms with what to do.
Charlie uncovers some confusing things about his past from a local bar keep, while Vic tracks down Elishia and John.
Vic is aggressive with Elishia, and John attacks him, but Vic gets the upper hand with his gun and forces Elishia to call James. Paddy remembers his wife and realises he is kin to Beau and his family.
He enlists Beau to help him get his house and wealth back. Vic attacks James, Elishia, Paddy and Beau but injures himself chasing them, and they finally get the upper hand.
James discovers Maria's body in Vic's car. Emma Freeman [14]. Four years ago, Elishia wakes up in a morgue. In the present, James remains suspicious of Sarah, who seems to be recovering quickly, has memory loss, and is acting erratic.
James asks to see Vic's grave and it is revealed that the Risen cannot get to his grave due to the invisible barrier blocking them.
The barrier appears to be moving or shrinking. John breaks into a house and is approached by a woman, Dr. Nicola Heysen, who knows exactly who he is.
She says that Elishia used to work for her and offers him information on how Elishia brought the Risen back. Nicola reveals to John that his real name is William Blackburn.
James investigates Elishia and talks to her former partner and discovers she was researching cell regeneration before she died of a stroke four years ago.
Caroline tells Chris that Vic is missing. Chris asks James to help him track down his phone at the property where the Risen are. Kate gets close with a local named Owen.
Beau's step-dad Phil returns after an explosion on his oil rig. Elishia comes to James' house to ask for help saving John, as Sarah watches through the window.
James is shocked to discover Owen and Kate in bed. Elishia has returned, so James, Kate, and Kirstie grill Elishia for answers but she claims ignorance, blaming Noregard for everything.
She starts conducting brutal experiments on John. Home alone with her newborn daughter, Sarah struggles. Heysen refuses to comply and sends them away.
Kirstie and Charlie set off to uncover more information on their own histories, both determined to help each other discover the truth of them.
Paddy discovers more clues to his past. Kate visits Owen to discuss their night together. John discovers his true name and remembers the old whistle that he was buried with.
He escapes Noregard and makes his way back to Elishia for answers. Meanwhile, Phil tracks down Elishia. James admits to Sarah that he killed Vic.
She tries to persuade James to tell Chris everything. Phil enters the house where the Risen are sleeping and absorbs info from them without waking them.
He is looking for Elishia but she and William have left. Elishia tries to help William understand how they are connected.
She tells him that she brought him back on purpose and the others were just an accident. They discover the boundary is contracting even further.
Sarah admits she has had a headache since Nia was born. Later she continues to communicate with Phil to help him find Elishia. They meet in the park and Phil absorbs info from her about Dr Heysen.
He asks her if she knows why she is here and if she knows what she needs to do, and she says she does now. She later reveals her headache is gone and she wants to help find Elishia.
Elishia reveals to William they used to be lovers. She vows to fix the boundary. Phil follows Dr. Heysen to the cemetery where Elishia is too,wait to meet with her.
Not once did he think that thy were all on different pages, especially when the one guy started taking lots of pictures of Kate. She gets away and then the plot line is completely dropped.
I can't recall if she even told the others what happened to her as a warning. Kate hooks up with Phil who wants to live forever and manages to convince her he's changed.
Meanwhile Charlie and Kristie are trying to be normal when Kristie discovers, after being dead for over a decade -she's pregnant and the father is probably Pete, the man that murdered her.
Has this plot gone over the rainbow. In some weird rite of retribution, Pete in his wheelchair falls down a flight of stairs, dies, than he comes back to life- normal but is eventually killed by his younger brother Chris.
I think it would have been fitting for him to stay in that chair the rest of his life. James, who has been with his daughter at his parents' home is basically flipping out, his Dad takes him out for a beer.
While at the restaurant he slips, hits his head, apparently dies and comes back as a Risen hit man. James returns to the table; Dad doesn't notice the trickle of blood out his ear.
He whacked his head hard enough to kill him yet there was no bruise? It's not obvious that James and Wm are on the same team because of all the conflict and fighting between them to throw viewers off.
The remainder of Wm's role in the series is ridiculous and is just a time filler. His story line meeting the Dr.
The 1st episode introduces 2 new Risen people. A 15 years of girl and an Asian man. I could see no reason for this storyline except as a filler for a poorly written script.
Their stories served no purpose. One can't forget Noregard. In comes the owner of the company. After the private investigator hunts down Charlie and Kirstie, he offers them sanctuary in Sweden and protection as long as they make themselves available for testing.
Kristie wants to take the guy up on his offer but Charlie's a no go. Interesting this guy, Sam, is ready to whisk them both or all of them away to Sweden and never mentioned the barrier that kept them bound.
He didn't seem to be concerned that high altitudes might turn them into dust in midair. In fact, with the exception of Kate trying the boundary in episode 1, it was never mentioned again when it was an integral part of the series.
Noregard storyline is abruptly dropped. There are no real surprises and much disappointment. Most disappointing was the explanation that the terrible natural events that were happening in the world was caused by 7 people returning from the dead.
These people destroyed the entire balance of the planet? All walk into a burning forest to right nature, I guess. I know that was for effects, but it fell flat.
No drama. At the end of it I felt cheated. Fortunately, I binged it in a few hours. What a sad and sorry way to end a series that had potential but for lazy writing and bad acting on the part of several characters.
You like to leave the audience feeling connected or sad that a character died but here-I was glad they are died because the writers gave them no purpose, no essence.
There really is no one to like. Why did they return? At first, it was science. Then, spirits? No one bothered to tell us.
Season 1 had potential but didn't quite hit the mark, with some tweaking they could have gotten there. Season 2 , better than I thought it would be.
Answered some questions but was riddled with inconsistencies. They could have ended it there and after watching season 3, perhaps they should have.
Season 3 was over written, adding characters with seemingly little purpose to the plot with the exception of Kirstie's killer, at least he got his just rewards.
The premise of why all things need to be returned to balance was very good but how they got there was bordering on ridiculous. The writers needed to back off and not get so carried away as there wasn't time to explore what could have been good sub plots but ended up being plot holes.
Alas it comes off appearing to be written for audiences with short attention spans. This whole series could have been so much more, thank god it's over now.
For this reason I was hesitant to watch Glitch as I just didn't see how an Australian remake could top the original. I was also worried it might have turned a little more zombie apocalypse.
However I was wrong, it's not a remake, and it's not a zombie series. It's takes a different angle on the theme from "Les Revenants" which is refreshing and clever.
One of the best things about Glitch is how it never quite gives the game away, and whilst the idea of re-incarnation is a hard sell they never had me scoffing in disbelief.
It's clever, and it's twisty turny in it's plot. Another really great aspect to the show is the warm inner glow you will get from time to time with respect to family members, you might be moved to shed a tear, just as "Les Revenants" was prone to do.
If they make a season 2, I will be watching. One of the few shows I was immediately hooked on from the first few minutes of the first episode.
But I could not help but feel that after six episodes, I felt ripped off and wanted to find the producers and hold them hostage for a guarantee of a few more episodes The Actors: Perfect!
There are a variety of acting styles brought to the table and I feel that this, along with the story line, was the perfect recipe for a great show.
I'm not a 'Walking Dead' fan by no means at all, but this show is incomparable in every way, hence, the positive review. The Story Line: Nope!
You have to watch it. If you have Netflix, check out the first, and only, season I am hoping for a second season or a continuation of the first.
Location: Down Under, Australia How cool is that. The bottom line: I want more! I know Who cares about what I want. But this is 'GOLD'. I still have so many questions about the story and the plot.
I can guess the answers, but that's no fun. Looking forward to another fix No spoilers here. Was very bored and thought I'd give 'Glitch' a go especially as I thought if I like the first episode, I can watch the entire Series 1 in few hours as it was made available on iView.
I got hooked by the very first minute as it starts action, excitement, intrigue, suspense immediately. The only reason I didn't give it 10 was there were a couple of douche bag moments of acting but can't remember them now as I am still trying to work out what how when why and of course when is the next series coming!!!!!
Excellent work. I am certain this will receive many awards and nominations. The show, writers, actors, producer, directors et al.
Thank you for this! This show was one of the best series I've seen ever. Well written, keeps you interested. I really hope that it continues.
The story line is completely different from other resurrection plots. The acting, and I mean every single one, is spot on with their characters.
The scenery is fabulous. I am very curious to see where the next season goes. I have to say that the shows I've watched coming out of Australia's TV shows very talented artists from writers, actors producers, directors, art makeup and all involved with the production.
I'm looking forward to more great shows. It was extremely entertaining. Thank you for sharing all your talents with me,sincerely. Glitch is basically an Aussie version of 'The Returned' complete with bushrangers and diggers.
It's definitely binge worthy so kudos to ABC for sticking all the eps on iview rather than making us wait. I liked the distinct Aussie feeling to this show and the characters were likable and had interesting back stories.
The overall story line is good and hooks you in. However, a few things bugged me, like the lack of amazement and confusion from the older characters in particular at just how much society had changed.
There were hints of this but not enough to make how long they'd been dead realistic in my opinion.
No one really questioned anything or gave cars, modern medicine, mobile phones etc. Paddy lighting fires in summer when it was clearly dry and bush fire season also irked me a lot.
But overall I enjoyed it and I hope netflix or someone picks it up so audiences outside of Australia can legally watch it. I liked the twist at at the end, and I would watch season 2 if it gets made.
There are several unanswered questions at the end of season 1. The end was pulled together without a real concept.
It's a very punitive tv show which is cruel to both the actors who did a fine job and the viewers who expect a well thought out end.
I love the show but really hated the end. Well I just watched this whole first series on ABC iview and loved it. Congratulations to everyone involved great acting , great cast , great scenery, and an even better story that will leaving you waiting desperately for the next season.
I am still trying to rap my head around this, still trying to figure out the whole plot, who's connected to who, and who's connected to not.
Their all dead yet they are all alive healthier than ever before, the opening scene as they come out of the graves will suck you into this series very quickly, leaving you wanting more and more and more.
Very cleverly directed with pace and momentum, at not any point are you bored, instead you become more intrigued as to what is really going on , why is this happening , how are they all connected, because all six are worlds apart in age , and at the same time who is Vic really is he an angel is he a god , or is he the devil, or something else.
Do watch i would find it hard to believe that anyone could not be excited by a series like this , especially made in Australia. Everything about this show screams potential.
The premise itself may not be highly original, but I've never seen any film or television program execute these ideas in this way.
Patrick Brammall and Emma Booth deliver very believable performances as a couple who has been reunited after 2 years. While their storyline is the main focus, the show adopts a "freak of the week" structure where the rest of the gang get their own subplots that explain their death and flesh out their character even more.
Most of the characters are very likable, and their dialogue reflects the time period in which they lived.
I love this little detail, as it makes every character feel unique and I often found myself wanting to know more about them.
One thing Glitch gets right more than anything is the suspense. The writers give you just enough clues to keep you interested while never fully explaining the situation.
While this sounds like it would be frustrating, it is probably the most enjoyable thing about the show. My friends and I were always debating after each episode, and it was interesting to see how our theories changed as the series went on.
Another thing I loved was the score. Composer Cornel Wilczek delivers a unique and emotional series of songs that always capture the tone of the scene perfectly.
The opening title song is particularly captivating. Glitch is a very entertaining show, and there really isn't much I don't like. I'm looking forward to season 2.
The Glitch Staffel 2 Episodenguide: Wir fassen schnell & übersichtlich alle Folgen The Glitch im Stream bei: Netflix; Länge einer Folge The Glitch: 60 Minuten. Nov 16, - Glitch only just recently arrived as a Netflix original series, but already, viewers are asking when Season 2 will be released. So, here's absolutely.
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Nachdem sie ihn von einem Glitch befreien und diesen mithilfe des Vogels, den Miko Ally englisch für Verbündeter nennt, besiegen, erhalten sie von Phil die Möglichkeit, mithilfe ihrer gewonnenen Erfahrungspunkte, den Vogel als Begleit- und Reittier zu erwerben. Heysen führt an John Experimente durch. Darum ist es Tanz Film verwunderlich, wenn man von den Glitch-Darstellern noch nie etwas gehört hat. Dreiecksgeschichten 53 Min. James Hayes, ist ansonsten nur in australischen Serien zu finden, die nicht den Sprung zu uns geschafft haben. Als Miko und Five bei einer Mission an die Stadtgrenze kommen, klärt Mitch sie über die Regel auf, dass sie in der Nachbarstadt Glitch Netflix keine Glitche einsammeln dürfen, was Five Cinderella Stream dennoch tut. Mit einer schrumpfenden Grenze und einer Morddrohung konfrontiert, finden die Auferstandenen einen überraschenden Unterschlupf. Zehra Fazal. Februardie zweite am Die Shahid Anime machen eine unschöne Entdeckung über die Grenze. Tony AyresLouise Fox. Hannah Monson. Deutscher Titel. Alice Pagani Kreamer. Dann hinterlasse uns einen Kommentar auf dieser Seite und diskutiere mit uns über aktuelle Kinostarts, deine Lieblingsserien und Filme, auf die du Wetter.Com 7 Tage wartest.So shell shocked by the death of his parents-both from cancer and now his sister is dying from it he basically kidnaps Kate, with the help of others, so she can give the sister a blood transfusion because if she beat cancer it certainly must be in her blood.
Owen said he would let her go once she transfused the sister without thinking that the others would want to profit from her being alive years after she died.
Not once did he think that thy were all on different pages, especially when the one guy started taking lots of pictures of Kate.
She gets away and then the plot line is completely dropped. I can't recall if she even told the others what happened to her as a warning.
Kate hooks up with Phil who wants to live forever and manages to convince her he's changed. Meanwhile Charlie and Kristie are trying to be normal when Kristie discovers, after being dead for over a decade -she's pregnant and the father is probably Pete, the man that murdered her.
Has this plot gone over the rainbow. In some weird rite of retribution, Pete in his wheelchair falls down a flight of stairs, dies, than he comes back to life- normal but is eventually killed by his younger brother Chris.
I think it would have been fitting for him to stay in that chair the rest of his life. James, who has been with his daughter at his parents' home is basically flipping out, his Dad takes him out for a beer.
While at the restaurant he slips, hits his head, apparently dies and comes back as a Risen hit man. James returns to the table; Dad doesn't notice the trickle of blood out his ear.
He whacked his head hard enough to kill him yet there was no bruise? It's not obvious that James and Wm are on the same team because of all the conflict and fighting between them to throw viewers off.
The remainder of Wm's role in the series is ridiculous and is just a time filler. His story line meeting the Dr.
The 1st episode introduces 2 new Risen people. A 15 years of girl and an Asian man. I could see no reason for this storyline except as a filler for a poorly written script.
Their stories served no purpose. One can't forget Noregard. In comes the owner of the company. After the private investigator hunts down Charlie and Kirstie, he offers them sanctuary in Sweden and protection as long as they make themselves available for testing.
Kristie wants to take the guy up on his offer but Charlie's a no go. Interesting this guy, Sam, is ready to whisk them both or all of them away to Sweden and never mentioned the barrier that kept them bound.
He didn't seem to be concerned that high altitudes might turn them into dust in midair. In fact, with the exception of Kate trying the boundary in episode 1, it was never mentioned again when it was an integral part of the series.
Noregard storyline is abruptly dropped. There are no real surprises and much disappointment. Most disappointing was the explanation that the terrible natural events that were happening in the world was caused by 7 people returning from the dead.
These people destroyed the entire balance of the planet? All walk into a burning forest to right nature, I guess.
I know that was for effects, but it fell flat. No drama. At the end of it I felt cheated. Fortunately, I binged it in a few hours. What a sad and sorry way to end a series that had potential but for lazy writing and bad acting on the part of several characters.
You like to leave the audience feeling connected or sad that a character died but here-I was glad they are died because the writers gave them no purpose, no essence.
There really is no one to like. Why did they return? At first, it was science. Then, spirits? No one bothered to tell us.
Season 1 had potential but didn't quite hit the mark, with some tweaking they could have gotten there. Season 2 , better than I thought it would be.
Answered some questions but was riddled with inconsistencies. They could have ended it there and after watching season 3, perhaps they should have.
Season 3 was over written, adding characters with seemingly little purpose to the plot with the exception of Kirstie's killer, at least he got his just rewards.
The premise of why all things need to be returned to balance was very good but how they got there was bordering on ridiculous. The writers needed to back off and not get so carried away as there wasn't time to explore what could have been good sub plots but ended up being plot holes.
Alas it comes off appearing to be written for audiences with short attention spans. This whole series could have been so much more, thank god it's over now.
For this reason I was hesitant to watch Glitch as I just didn't see how an Australian remake could top the original.
I was also worried it might have turned a little more zombie apocalypse. However I was wrong, it's not a remake, and it's not a zombie series.
It's takes a different angle on the theme from "Les Revenants" which is refreshing and clever. One of the best things about Glitch is how it never quite gives the game away, and whilst the idea of re-incarnation is a hard sell they never had me scoffing in disbelief.
It's clever, and it's twisty turny in it's plot. Another really great aspect to the show is the warm inner glow you will get from time to time with respect to family members, you might be moved to shed a tear, just as "Les Revenants" was prone to do.
If they make a season 2, I will be watching. One of the few shows I was immediately hooked on from the first few minutes of the first episode.
But I could not help but feel that after six episodes, I felt ripped off and wanted to find the producers and hold them hostage for a guarantee of a few more episodes The Actors: Perfect!
There are a variety of acting styles brought to the table and I feel that this, along with the story line, was the perfect recipe for a great show.
I'm not a 'Walking Dead' fan by no means at all, but this show is incomparable in every way, hence, the positive review.
The Story Line: Nope! You have to watch it. If you have Netflix, check out the first, and only, season I am hoping for a second season or a continuation of the first.
Location: Down Under, Australia How cool is that. The bottom line: I want more! I know Who cares about what I want.
But this is 'GOLD'. I still have so many questions about the story and the plot. I can guess the answers, but that's no fun. Looking forward to another fix No spoilers here.
Was very bored and thought I'd give 'Glitch' a go especially as I thought if I like the first episode, I can watch the entire Series 1 in few hours as it was made available on iView.
I got hooked by the very first minute as it starts action, excitement, intrigue, suspense immediately. The only reason I didn't give it 10 was there were a couple of douche bag moments of acting but can't remember them now as I am still trying to work out what how when why and of course when is the next series coming!!!!!
Excellent work. I am certain this will receive many awards and nominations. The show, writers, actors, producer, directors et al.
Thank you for this! This show was one of the best series I've seen ever. Well written, keeps you interested. I really hope that it continues.
The story line is completely different from other resurrection plots. The acting, and I mean every single one, is spot on with their characters.
The scenery is fabulous. I am very curious to see where the next season goes. I have to say that the shows I've watched coming out of Australia's TV shows very talented artists from writers, actors producers, directors, art makeup and all involved with the production.
I'm looking forward to more great shows. It was extremely entertaining. Thank you for sharing all your talents with me,sincerely.
Glitch is basically an Aussie version of 'The Returned' complete with bushrangers and diggers. It's definitely binge worthy so kudos to ABC for sticking all the eps on iview rather than making us wait.
I liked the distinct Aussie feeling to this show and the characters were likable and had interesting back stories. The overall story line is good and hooks you in.
However, a few things bugged me, like the lack of amazement and confusion from the older characters in particular at just how much society had changed.
There were hints of this but not enough to make how long they'd been dead realistic in my opinion. No one really questioned anything or gave cars, modern medicine, mobile phones etc.
Paddy lighting fires in summer when it was clearly dry and bush fire season also irked me a lot. But overall I enjoyed it and I hope netflix or someone picks it up so audiences outside of Australia can legally watch it.
I liked the twist at at the end, and I would watch season 2 if it gets made. There are several unanswered questions at the end of season 1. The end was pulled together without a real concept.
It's a very punitive tv show which is cruel to both the actors who did a fine job and the viewers who expect a well thought out end.
I love the show but really hated the end. Well I just watched this whole first series on ABC iview and loved it.
Congratulations to everyone involved great acting , great cast , great scenery, and an even better story that will leaving you waiting desperately for the next season.
I am still trying to rap my head around this, still trying to figure out the whole plot, who's connected to who, and who's connected to not.
Their all dead yet they are all alive healthier than ever before, the opening scene as they come out of the graves will suck you into this series very quickly, leaving you wanting more and more and more.
Very cleverly directed with pace and momentum, at not any point are you bored, instead you become more intrigued as to what is really going on , why is this happening , how are they all connected, because all six are worlds apart in age , and at the same time who is Vic really is he an angel is he a god , or is he the devil, or something else.
Do watch i would find it hard to believe that anyone could not be excited by a series like this , especially made in Australia.
Everything about this show screams potential. The premise itself may not be highly original, but I've never seen any film or television program execute these ideas in this way.
Patrick Brammall and Emma Booth deliver very believable performances as a couple who has been reunited after 2 years. While their storyline is the main focus, the show adopts a "freak of the week" structure where the rest of the gang get their own subplots that explain their death and flesh out their character even more.
Most of the characters are very likable, and their dialogue reflects the time period in which they lived. I love this little detail, as it makes every character feel unique and I often found myself wanting to know more about them.
One thing Glitch gets right more than anything is the suspense. The writers give you just enough clues to keep you interested while never fully explaining the situation.
While this sounds like it would be frustrating, it is probably the most enjoyable thing about the show. My friends and I were always debating after each episode, and it was interesting to see how our theories changed as the series went on.
Another thing I loved was the score. Composer Cornel Wilczek delivers a unique and emotional series of songs that always capture the tone of the scene perfectly.
The opening title song is particularly captivating. More people rise from the grave and old friends become new threats as the mystery -- and danger -- intensifies in Yoorana.
Two more people return from the dead in Yoorana and turn to each other for help. The Risen make a liberating discovery, and Phil takes drastic action.
Following clues from cryptic visions, William journeys to Melbourne in search of answers. Kate finds herself on the wrong end of a hustle.
Freed from the boundary, Charlie and Kirstie discover a whole new world -- and troubling realizations -- in Melbourne. Phil embraces a new purpose.
Chris races to protect the Risen from a new danger. Belle helps Chi seek an answer to his hungry ghost theory.
Kirstie and Charlie get shocking news. While the Risen hunker down for protection, a new threat arises from within.
Kirstie breaks ranks, and Chris faces a wrenching decision. Chris confronts James over his plan, but as catastrophe closes in, the Risen discover their true nature -- and their fate.
Call Netflix Netflix. A police officer and a doctor face an emotionally charged mystery when seven local residents inexplicably return from the dead in peak physical form.
Creators: Tony Ayres, Louise Fox. Watch all you want. Videos Glitch. Glitch: Season 3 Trailer. Glitch: Season 2 Trailer. Glitch Trailer. Episodes Glitch.
Season 1 Season 2 Season 3. Release year: The Risen 53m. Am I in Hell? Miracle or Punishment 54m.
There Is No Justice 55m. The Impossible Triangle 53m. There Must Be Rules 53m. The Rare Bird 57m. Two Truths 54m.
All Too Human 54m. A Duty of Care 55m. The Walking Wounded 55m.
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