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The Mist

Name: The Mist
Genre: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Mystery, Drama
Released: 2017-06-22
Rating: 6.179

★ 6,2 /10 (820 Votes)

2017 EN 1 Seasons

Overview

A small town family is torn apart by a brutal crime. As they deal with the fallout an eerie mist rolls in, suddenly cutting them off from the rest of the world, and in some cases, each other.

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First air date

22/06/2017

Votes

820

Popularity

6.5

Fear. Human. Nature.

Genres

Sci-Fi & Fantasy Mystery Drama

Status

Canceled

Type

Scripted

Created by

Christian Torpe

Networks

Spike

Language

Last air date

2017-08-24

Episodes

Episode runtime

40 min

Website

www.spike.com

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Season 1

10 episodes • 2017 • ⭐ 5,7

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Kevin Copeland

Alyssa Sutherland

Eve Copeland

Gus Birney

Alex Copeland

Danica Ćurčić

Mia Lambert

Okezie Morro

Bryan Hunt

Luke Cosgrove

Jay Heisel

Darren Pettie

Connor Heisel

Russell Posner

Adrian Garff

Frances Conroy

Natalie Raven

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After watching the first 5 episodes, I just can't take any more. This show is absolutely horrible. From the completely ridiculous decisions made by the characters throughout to the uninteresting and poorly written drama, this show needs to be put out of it's misery (no pun intended). I hate the characters. I don't care to know anyone's backstory. The acting is uninspired. The story is a re-hash of a re-hash and, even then, the main story takes a back seat to the contrived nonsense meant to inform us about the characters. Even though the writers are brutal and relentless in their quest t…

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