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Childhood's End S01E01
Available from: 07-10-2019
Childhood's End S01E02
Available from: 07-10-2019
Childhood's End S01E03
Available from: 07-10-2019
Childhoods End - Season 1
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The exciting events of the science fiction series 'Childhood's End' that follows an invasion to earth by the peaceful Aliens, who wants to transform the poverty and sickness to happiness and peaceful, but the question that revolves around that, why they do something like that? and what they want from the people of Earth?. So, this season starts with peaceful Aliens on the Earth and their attempts to lead the people to Utopia but they doubt about that because these creatures refuse to show their appearances.
The exciting events of the science fiction series 'Childhood's End' that follows an invasion to earth by the peaceful Aliens, who wants to transform the poverty and sickness to happiness and peaceful, but the question that revolves around that, why they do something like that? and what they want from the people of Earth?. So, this season starts with peaceful Aliens on the Earth and their attempts to lead the people to Utopia but they doubt about that because these creatures refuse to show their appearances.
Actors:
Lila Eversgerd,
Simone Oula,
Julian McMahon,
Hayley Magnus,
Feluna Njovu,
Michael-Anthony Taylor,
Harley Durst,
Shane Holloway,
Benedict Hardie,
Georgina Haig,
Eloise Wright,
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Lila Eversgerd
Simone Oula
Julian McMahon
27 July 1968, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Hayley Magnus
Feluna Njovu
Michael-Anthony Taylor
Harley Durst
Shane Holloway
Benedict Hardie
Georgina Haig
3 August 1985, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Eloise Wright
Director:
Nick Hurran
Country:
United States
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Although it may favor those less familiar with the classic source material, Childhood's End provides anyone willing to take a chance on the series a complex, weird and undeniably shocking sci-fi trip.
December 14, 2015
Some of the original tale's poetic, deceptively detached tone remains, but this miniseries ends up feeling derivative of the films and TV shows that have come in Childhood's End's wake.
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Syfy's adaptation plays with Clarke's plot and themes but does so in such a leaden, DOA way that it's almost like a grade-school paper from someone who didn't read the assignment.
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