User Reviews

Like most reviewers, I liked the start of the series. Very disappointing conclusion that did not make a lot of sense and was mostly a downer. Hard to enjoy.

While I enjoyed most of episode 8 as a single hour of television, as a season finale it wasn't great. This really should have been episode 4, with whatever they had planned for S2 being eps 5-8.

Nothing was resolved in any satisfactory way, except maybe the Rhett & Maria subplot. Instead they just created more questions. And after spending so many scenes and episodes twiddling their thumbs, its just not good enough.

I also found it really weird that the mother just went home after losing her granddaughter. I know the cop didn't want to help at the rodeo (that in itself was weird), but wouldn't you get Rhett to help you look. Maybe drive around town or wait at the Sheriff's office, or go to the Sheriff's home. I know she wasn't at either place, but Cecilia didn't know that.

The one good thing is that Billy dying means no more singing every episode. Who thought that was a good idea to do once an ep? Waste of 5 minutes an episode - I skipped past them in the end.

If Prime continues with this series, they need to either fire the current creator/showrunner - or hire a new co-showrunner and editor who knows when irrelevant scenes need to be cut.

This show has an amazing cast, compelling action, engaging characters, and a storyline that drew me in.

But I'm sick of cliffhangers. It seems like every streaming series does this to beg the powers-that-be to renew them for another season. How about somebody makes a ten-episode show that delivers the complete story arc? Make great entertainment, wrap it up, and move on to the next project.

So much has unraveled, and even more in the process. I cannot wait for season 2! I hope that I don't have to wait a year for it. I don't know if I can wait that long.

Amazing series!

I think, like most viewers, I was disappointed by the lack of conclusions in the last episode of an otherwise intriguing show. That being said, the more I think about the show, the more I find it to be an allegory on alienation between parents and their children, where one minute you hold your newborn baby in your hands, and the next you look at this adult person, grown up to be a unique individual, that you don't really know. All because of the different paths you take in life, and the things you hold back, which prevents you from truly knowing your children. The whole time aspect in the show simply enhance the feeling you get of being sidetracked in your own life, where everything feels like it happened only yesterday and yet years have passed, and you are not really in sync with reality. Time is fleeting.

The series began with such promise but with each episode became more convoluted, contrived, and confusing. In trying to be weird for the sake of being weird, the story too quickly frays to the point of fracture. Outer Range wants to be Yellowstone set in The Twilight Zone but ends up getting lost in the shadows of its own obtuse obscurity.

Will I watch another season? I don't know. Do I care enough to even hope the series gets another season? I don't know. I'm left feeling nothing much at all either way.

There is so much to unravel in this show and there needs to be more episodes!!! And stop releasing them one at a time. Does at least 2-3 episodes at a time.

This show could've had so much potential with a mix of cowboy and sci fi but it had so many weird turns and unanswered plot lines that I really lost interest in these last few episodes. And what was with all the weird Makeout scenes in the middle? Was it just to add some spice and flair or did it have a meaning. I mean if you want to entice people to come back for season two then add a little bit of closure with a window for next season. All they did in this show was leave you wondering why the hell you watched it for eight episodes.

The Abbots are revealed in a loopy interesting cliff hangar epsiode, a few blanks are filled in with a hint of the more to come. Season was a bit long for 8 shows, there was a lot of filler along the way. Great use of songs, 2 or 3 per episode that reference the things going on.

Well something of a damp squib really, some items are clarified, but most is pushed off onto a possible season two. We really needed more pay-off from this season after the slow patient build up.

More questions than answers and scant reward for a, sometimes, turgid season. This feels like a betrayal. Overall a pretentious season which is neither as intelligent nor sophisticated as it purports to be.

See my general review, but the conclusion of S1 is just off the hook great.

What a great, great show!

Amazing

Incredible

Worthy of the finest syfy ever written

This is what TV should be.

Riveting.

Catharctic.

Freudian.

Authentic, honest and full of integrity and love.

I loved this show.

I dunno. I need to think it through some more maybe after a rematch. But is the hole somehow, God? It kind of makes sense. The hole is space and time, and so is God in my opinion.

At one point Royal is asked, Do you believe I got God? And he replies, I don't even know what God is... Well I do! It's that damn hole lol !!!

Just adding a hole on a Wyoming ranch with Tetons as a backdrop could open up endless opportunity for the writers, who would have thought.

I agree that this slow build up is not for everyone. Perhaps this episode could have been 4-5th episode in the series. They saved the best for the last. Amazing cinematography, soundfx and a very interesting plot.

Greedy these people are. Acting sheriff wants to nail the Abotts so bad she violated too many of their rights under the law. Autumn is truly out of sync with the time she is stuck in. The tillersons mama psycho and the psycho middle son bought need Lobotomies.

Someone actually wrote it and find it hard to believe that Amazon quality control passed it for production to go ahead.

A mystery how it managed to attract some well known actors.

It's total garbage.

The only thing I will say in the cast's favour is how they managed to keep straight faces filming it.

It's possible I took a few to many edibles prior to watching this episode but holy balls it's weird. Random singing scenes followed by long hugs and digging.

Not a fan of musicals so that probably taints my enjoyment of this show since one guy apparently only sings his scenes.

Overall it's a weird show full of beautiful scenery and bizarre dialogue. Random scenes that make no logical sense and did I mention the singing guy? So yea that's it that's the show.

...recalled Ed Wood's ambition in the eponymous comedy to make an entire movie out of random stock footage: "Nobody knows what's causing them, but it's upsetting all the buffalo."