At least we got a little bit of supernatural intrigue at the end, but it is enough of Dorothy moping around. That's not a show anyone wants to watch.
6 Reviews
Dorothy is curious
AvionPrince163 January 2022
Dorothy is more concerned about Jericho. Rascal is now the center of attention and we are interested about where Rascal have been. Nathaly is here to make him rmembrer. Julianne and Sean is intriguing about Rascal and Sean receive a call from leanne. I found the episode very good and we still wondering of what will happened with this while story and how they are going to do to find Leanne.
Another great episode.
Ayatollah0623 January 2021
What a critic the Servant fan is. There are mediocre series with scores over 8 because the fans are fanboys. But the servant fan is never satisfied. These first two episodes have been great and deserve no less than 8. If you don't like good narrative and storytelling maybe you should look for another product. This show is so good.
One of the Best Episodes Yet
dog-3856324 January 2021
This is what the fans are waiting for right!? Between the scene in the basement and Dorothys "final testimony" this show is continuing to shock me. If you realllly try to place yourself in their situation, and imagine if Dorothy's actions actually happened in real life, the show gets that much better.
Now the series finally jumped the shark...
Stefan-drawert-225 January 2021
Warning: Spoilers
The Servant was always walking (although vvveeerrrryyyy slowly) on the thin line of disbelieve.
That tense and tight promise of a great story, to unfold over the course of many (5?) seasons - many movies and series have failed to maintain that delicate balance of suspense over shorter periods of time.
But for "The Servant" this balance mattered even more, because other than that, the series has not much to offer - it's slow, sometimes even clumsy, and too many scenes to do not really make sense on their own... unless there is a brilliant, but yet not really revealed plot backing all this.
That basement scene had me in its first moments, but then it went on and on and on and while I was just thinking "Ok, I got your point", the scriptwriter's need to fill the runtime was prevailing.
Even this I could stand, but then that TV scene occurred and finally the series had me lost - that was epic level cringeworthy and again carried on for ages. This goes nowhere and it starts to clearly shows so - there will be more such moments, just because they need to bridge the runtime.
That tense and tight promise of a great story, to unfold over the course of many (5?) seasons - many movies and series have failed to maintain that delicate balance of suspense over shorter periods of time.
But for "The Servant" this balance mattered even more, because other than that, the series has not much to offer - it's slow, sometimes even clumsy, and too many scenes to do not really make sense on their own... unless there is a brilliant, but yet not really revealed plot backing all this.
That basement scene had me in its first moments, but then it went on and on and on and while I was just thinking "Ok, I got your point", the scriptwriter's need to fill the runtime was prevailing.
Even this I could stand, but then that TV scene occurred and finally the series had me lost - that was epic level cringeworthy and again carried on for ages. This goes nowhere and it starts to clearly shows so - there will be more such moments, just because they need to bridge the runtime.
Drawn out and directionless
kngitrm23 January 2021
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