Raised by Wolves

The saving grace, however, is Mother. Amanda Collin is completely captivating as the cold yet nurturing android matriarch, who switches from loving to absolutely terrifying in the blink of her weaponised eyes.

You think you're watching one kind of genre show — drab, gritty, New Age-y, faintly prestigious, a bit boring — and then people start exploding into blood dust.

The pacing problems are a real issue, but when Raised by Wolves is delving into the more original aspects of its nature, its boldness shines through — boldness which means I'll definitely want to revisit the season as a whole, to see just how the many conflicts set into place evolve. After all, one of the highest compliments I can give any new series is this: what a weird-ass show. And on that score, Wolves definitely delivers.

Raised by Wolves may be too self-important to qualify as fun, but there's fascination in its visual wonder, mystery and danger.

This story must be told and completed. Aaron Guzikowski has a vision. I believe that, if his story wraps up, this tv show will look better, in retrospect. ... But this is a very good sci-fi tv show. There are mysteries to be solved, there are worlds to be discovered.

Mother is amazingly played by Danish Amanda Collin... this show is so different than anything I have ever seen in in a Sci-Fi show and that's why I gave it a 10/10.