User Reviews

Episode 4: A deep episode with lots of time-induced "telekinetic" stuff that I love. The difference here is that if you manage to control time, if, then stuff are moved and displaced automatically. Bright concept!

Aside that, a little convoluted storyline we have and a father that seems to "use" her daughter more and more for his own hypothetical saving from the past. He seems to have fine-tuned his powers, but, nevertheless needs his daughter for his own agenda and that's a bit strange.

Seems deep and I hope that is in fact deep and stays that way!

Well, this is my second outing with Undone, watching the entire series for a second time. I realised I didn't review this ep last time round so here I am in 2020.

Alma is starting to get the hang of her abilities, but as they say, all power comes with a price. It seems her father had received money for his research from a rather unorthodox source that becomes the prime suspect in her case to find out who killed her father. All in all an excellent kernel of information for sure. However she also found out the truth about Sam and why the pictures and furniture had all been moved.

Incredibly emotional acting from all concerned; this episode effortless shares elements of Mexican daytime melodrama with government conspiracies and Fringe-like science fiction. Yet for all the action and story unfolding, the audience is continually compelled to feel for each and every person in the story.

Amazing balance and compelling viewing.

This is the best episode yet. I love its concept that you can move in and out of time and physical and dream realities. It opens your mind. The script is intelligent and thought provoking. Love the animation.