A heavy topic delivered wonderfully
I really liked this show.
It deals with some heavy stuff—suicide, depression, guilt—and honestly, that kind of story can go very wrong if it’s not handled properly. But Tomorrow actually does a great job with it.
The plot kept me interested the whole way through. Each episode has its own story, but it also builds on the bigger picture. The twists are nice, and it never feels like it’s dragging or just adding filler.
The characters are one of the best parts. They feel real, and each one carry their own story and has their own way of dealing with things. The main team has great chemistry, and it’s fun watching their different personalities bounce off each other. You can tell the actors were fully into their roles.
Action scenes are well done—nothing too over-the-top, but enough to keep things exciting when needed. They don’t overuse them, which is good, because this show’s strength is in its emotional moments.
What really stood out to me is how the show talks about pain and loss without being depressing for the sake of it. It shows how hard life can get, but it also reminds you that people can keep going, and that sometimes just being there for someone makes a difference.
It’s not a perfect show, but it hits way more than it misses. If you’re into fantasy with heart and a message, definitely give it a shot.
It deals with some heavy stuff—suicide, depression, guilt—and honestly, that kind of story can go very wrong if it’s not handled properly. But Tomorrow actually does a great job with it.
The plot kept me interested the whole way through. Each episode has its own story, but it also builds on the bigger picture. The twists are nice, and it never feels like it’s dragging or just adding filler.
The characters are one of the best parts. They feel real, and each one carry their own story and has their own way of dealing with things. The main team has great chemistry, and it’s fun watching their different personalities bounce off each other. You can tell the actors were fully into their roles.
Action scenes are well done—nothing too over-the-top, but enough to keep things exciting when needed. They don’t overuse them, which is good, because this show’s strength is in its emotional moments.
What really stood out to me is how the show talks about pain and loss without being depressing for the sake of it. It shows how hard life can get, but it also reminds you that people can keep going, and that sometimes just being there for someone makes a difference.
It’s not a perfect show, but it hits way more than it misses. If you’re into fantasy with heart and a message, definitely give it a shot.
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