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mutant x season 1 disc 1 | Year: 2001 Classification: Television Directed: - T.J. Scott - John Fawcett - John Bell (XI) - Bill Corcoran - Terry Ingram - Ken Girotti - Graeme Campbell - Jon Cassar - Andrew Potter (II) - Brad Turner Bad, just bad... I haven't seen anything beyond this first disc, and after seeing the first two shows I don't want to, either. The other reviewers say that it gets better in seasons 2 and 3, but it has not where to go but up. The special effects are terrible, the writing is sterile, and the lines are delivered stiffly. The characters are not remotely available, except a little bit for the girl who can read minds. All in all just a terrible show. And this is coming from a scifi fan who absolutely loves XMen - both in concept and for the actual movies. If you want to take a chance that the show gets better and want to start at the beginning - have at it. Otherwise avoid this clunker at all costs. Wait for Seasons Two and Three. That this is a rip-off of X-Men is undeniably true. They even have an X in the name -- no originality whatsoever. The pilot had some good writing and sets up and intricate story that is very original unlike the idea for the show. However they try to rip-off the Matrix stuff and make it look absolutely ridiculous. Most of the consequent episodes are amazingly stupid. Cliche stories without any depth whatsoever. HOWEVER!!! The show improves dramatically as it goes into season two and than improves EVEN MORE in season three. By season three this is an excellent show with amazing writing, stylish directing, and excellent cast even without John Shea. It is just so cool, it's amazing. Very original execution of a very unoriginal idea! I recommend waiting for Seaons Two and Three. However, at the state the show is currently in (as I write this, early Season Three), it is so good that it makes the pilot look good, simply because it is based on it. You may want to get the pilot and maybe a few other episodes that move the story along, just to know how it all started for the consequent seasons. I admit, second season had some stupid episodes in it (one was actually written by Freddie Prince Jr., no joke!) but overall is pretty good. Third season so far, however, is pure quality. Trash Could I just start off by saying that this is the reason Amish people live happily : they don't have to subject themselves to this kind of lousy television. What were thinking when they created this?? All I unfortunately have to say is, thank God for books. Buy Mutant X Season 1 Disc 1 at Amazon.com Buy posters at Allposters.com Jamster - the latest ringtones for your phone!  Search with Walhello on the Internet on Mutant X Season 1 Disc 1 Search with the Priority Search Engine on Mutant X Season 1 Disc 1 This page in other languages: Suomeksi | Nederlands | Deutsch
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