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EGK <memyself@null.net> wrote:

>. . . 

>I started watching the 12 Monkeys series again and it's a lot like Fringe
>that way.  I remember it being very slow, convoluted and many times I almost
>gave up on it.   I stuck it out and was rewarded by one of the best finales
>of a series I can remember.  The series as a whole is so much better binge
>watching it.

Yes. Highest possible praise for the writers and producers here. The
story telling was by people who cared about both character and plot
development, who wanted to tell a good story, and who appreciated the
show's audience enough to avoid disappointing viewers. One of the
seasons was weak; I think it was season 3.

And to think it was on Syfy...