We don’t have to worry about Soulmates being cancelled because the AMC series was renewed for a second season months before the series premiered. Will this unusual concept attract a lot of viewers? Will the execs end up regretting the early renewal? Stay tuned.
An anthology drama series, the first season of the Soulmates TV show stars Sarah Snook, Kingsley Ben-Adir, David Costabile, Sonya Cassidy, Charlie Heaton, Malin Akerman, Bill Skarsgård, Betsy Brandt, JJ Field, Darren Boyd, Dolly Wells, Karima McAdams, Laia Costa, Shamier Anderson, Georgina Campbell, Henry Goodman, Sofia Oxenham, Nathan Stewart-Jarrett, Sandra Teles, Letty Thomas, and Adam El Hagar. Set 15 years into the future, science has made a discovery that changes the lives of everyone on the planet – a test that unequivocally tells you who your soulmate is. Each of the episodes features a different cast and explores a different story revolving around discovering — or opting not to discover — the results of this new test and the impact of those results on a myriad of relationships. In the first season, Nikki doubts her marriage, David has an affair, Libby loves both soulmate and husband, Lucas has a wild adventure, Kurt’s soulmate is dead, and Caitlin questions if her match is good for her.
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What do you think? Do you like the Soulmates TV series on AMC? Are you glad that it’s been renewed for a second season?
I have thoroughly enjoyed every episode and eagerly look forward to the Season 2 installments. For those who tastes and thought processes run to spoon-fed, linear plot lines the series may understandably be unappealing but I appreciate that AMC has taken a risk by mainstreaming this imaginative anthology-style format. I am an avid fan of indie feature films and gravitate toward richly-layered content which borders on the ironic and abstract and inspires one to think outside the proverbial box. Thumbs way up on this one!
Calling people spoon feed doesn’t mean people are less intelligent. It means they know this is a tacky low IQ house wife daytime soaps they meant people watch this trash.so to people want daytime soaps this is for you.sex drama cheating on husband wives. Etc. no rating waste time
Imaginative, magigical, scary, romantic, mysterious and thoughtful! What more could you ask for in entertainment
Awful just awful! The camera work is obnoxiously bad unfocused. Plot is completely discombobulated. Can’t understand what they’re trying to get out other than mass confusion within the plot. A total waste of time the series is not gonna last! You’re better off watching old soap operas in this garbage.
My response was intended as general commentary and not as a direct reply to Why Whatch….I reposted my view as an overall commentary. Everyone is entitled to their opinion and I did not intend for my review as critical.