Cassandra

"This was creepy, eerie, weird with a flashback to 70’s ways, and into present- don’t be fooled by the robot, or its looks - it truly is a brilliant story!!! "

"Started as any regular thriller story when no one believes that something is actually wrong and then sunk at the end. It felt like a meh story by the last episode where they just wanted to end it. Still a god story and nice to watch. I give it 3.5."

"It was good. Cool concept. But I wish everyone’s side plots felt more finished. Also, if David is a gaslighter, than he’s a f***ing pyromaniac!! The women in this show were victims of their husband’s hubris and if my husband did what they did and said what they said, I would’ve left faster than Usain Bolt."

"Liked this movie and its twist and turns must see!"

"This German 6-part series is a strong cocktail of horror, dystopia, and psychology though I almost gave up halfway. I had more questions than answers and didn’t like the English dubbing. Episode 4, however, answered many questions including how a German AI was created in the 70s. Cassandra is an AI helper who appears on screens and in person as a Rosie the Robot type. ( Jetsons fans will remember that Rosie can malfunction.) She was wired into the house that the Prill family bought decades later as a new start. The complex plot suggests the family was somehow matched with Cassandra’s AI home. It looks like there’s a live circuit left for a Season 2. "

"Got dumb really quickly for me, skipped through the final few episodes. Couldn't even muster enough curiosity to care about Cassandra's origin story."

"It’s dubbed if watching it in English, it’s a very good short series. It was fun playing the guessing game on what happened and was going to happen."

"This could’ve been something amazing, atleast a 3 star series. However after years of marriage and many unexplainable events, i have a hard time with her husband not believing a word she says. Making her seem crazy and ostracizing her the whole time didn’t allow me to connect with her character. It just made me resent everyone else. There were a million ways communication could’ve changed this family, but nope."