User Reviews

Really enjoyed first season "natural events" no need for a villain and really entertaining; second season came and with it an antagonist (not really a villain) and it was ok, some "superpowers" to this antagonist but ok, some over the top plot twists, but ok... And it really should stop there... Third season is kind of ridiculous, the villain could be in a marvel story, she can be everywhere at the same time, and the plot twists... Worse than a Mexican soap opera. So if you want to watch it stick to the 2 first seasons, or if you want to study bad writing go all the way!

Reminder: this is science fiction, and their science is mostly bogus, again, fiction, so let's not dwell on that and just appreciate the fun of the show and idea. Just finished season 3 on Netflix.... Didn't realize the show was cancelled and had NO resolution!! So mad! Haha. Can't believe I don't get to see what happens. Anyway season 3 did feel like a cheesy soap opera especially the first half, and then it got a little less dramatic but still not as good as the first two seasons. It's a fun and unique story from anything else I've watched before, sure the acting is cheesy and the character's decisions keep you saying "FFS why are you such an idiot?" But still, worth a watch.

I liked this series so much. All of The 3 season was good especially the first one. Everything was going well until the last episode of season 3. There was no ending. I hoped that there is another season or even episode but there wasn't 😔

I loved this show, but it was a way too disappointing when I found out that the story has no end! I watched the whole THREE seasons on Netflix, and I discovered by the end of the 13th chapter of the third season that even the hybrids are still everywhere, it was the very last chapter! I will never know what happened with the baby. I believe that would be fair to warn the "watchers" that choose to watch such a long show, not to bother and waste their time because you will never know what happened by the end. Bad bad, my bad. Next time I'll choose to watch a show I will check that it has a finale chapter indeed.... I will miss Mitch and Jamie....

I just watched the third episode of this series and I'm finding it to be very interesting and enjoyable...and, it's moving forward very quickly without any boring moments.

I've always liked television series (and, movies) that deal with strange phenomena ("The Twilight Zone"); horror ("Tales From The Crypt"); science fiction ("Jurassic Park"); and, adventure ("Life of Pi")...and, this has a little bit of all of those elements.

According to another reviewer, the African (Botswana) locations are in a different location(s). However, that's the same for other productions such as "Doctor Zhivago" (1965) - the Russia locations were actually filmed in Finland, Canada, and, Spain; "The Sand Pebbles" (1966) - the China locations were actually filmed in Texas, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and, California; and, "Kelly's Heroes" (1970) - the France locations were actually filmed in 'old' Yugoslavia. My point being...who cares? Of course, people who are native to a certain region will sometimes notice these discrepancies, just as a policeman notices discrepancies in cop shows, but...who cares?

This is a good show with much promise, and, I hope it keeps going in the same positive and uphill direction.

Season 1 is good and catchy, the plot is well developed, sorta surprised me. Season 2 is fine till they kill Chloe, then the series simply ends, really, I believe they tried to "surprise the audience" and increase the ratings, but no, they got lost after that. Finally there is season 3 that I'm currently watching and is pure rubbish, seriously, I want to believe that the people who wrote season 1 aren't the same, because the writing in season 3 is just laughable, sharknado level.

SPOILERS!

But don't worry, this thing is already spoiled... So when a soon-to-be couple survives a lion attack in Africa and finally reaches safety, the second thing they do is call the authorities to report missing and dead people. That's right, that's the second thing they do. First they chat about his dad who seemingly out of the blue came up with a theory that animals might one day decide to take global warming into their own hands by ridding the planet of the human parasite -- or something like that -- which is made to look like animals always had this level of intelligence but up until late June 2015 had no reason to use it. How do we know which animals got "activated?" Well, you see they get this thing called the Defiant Eye (really?), which we learn about when the couple is literally at the edge of a drop-off, surrounded by lions who are 3 feet in front of them, and the guy takes the time to notice that one of the lions has a deformed eye. Of course, the lions wait for the guy to calmly explain what we are looking at and only then they charge at the couple.

Meanwhile in an American city a bunch of kittens go missing and a journalist/animal pathologist soon-to-be couple goes looking for them. This is after zoo lions escape and kill people out of the blue, but that's just a side story.

Terrible script, terribly acted and disjointed. I honestly don't think even top actors could have turned this into decent performances. Kind of like how Tom Hanks simply does not belong in the DaVinci Code. We are talking PVC characters who feel like they are forced to fit into stereotypes, but no one told them which stereotypes exactly.

The only people I can imagine will watch this is those who read the book(s) just so they can brag about having read them and how they were better than the show -- which I don't doubt.

Well what can I say except, the plot of zoo is ridiculous, but for some reason I find it enjoyable to watch. The plot is silly with more holes than swiss cheese. However, the CGI is decent, the acting is not too bad, the action is decent also and you get too see almost every city on Earth, as they seem to do a LOT of traveling. It's definitely worth a watch, I mean it's not going to win any awards (I think) but it will keep you entertained, just as long as you don't take it too seriously.