Season 1
Follow a band of exiles on their monumental journey to save humanity and rebuild civilization amid the fall of the Galactic Empire.
The Emperor's Peace
Gaal Dornick leaves her life in Synnax behind when the galaxy's greatest mathematician, Hari Seldon, invites her to Trantor.
Preparing to Live
The Foundation makes the long journey to Terminus as Gaal and Raych grow closer. The Empire faces a difficult decision.
The Mathematician's Ghost
Brother Dusk reflects on his legacy as he prepares for ascension. The Foundation arrives on Terminus and finds a mysterious object.
Barbarians at the Gate
Salvor faces off with an enemy of the Empire. Brothers Day and Dusk are at odds, while Brother Dawn wrestles with his truth.
Upon Awakening
A flashback reveals the origin of Gaal’s conflict between faith and science. The standoff on Terminus takes an unfortunate turn.
Death and the Maiden
Brother Day meets Zephyr Halima—a would-be leader who opposes the Empire. Brother Dusk grows suspicious of Brother Dawn.
Mysteries and Martyrs
The Anacreons and their hostages board the fabled Invictus warship. The bond between Brother Dawn and Azura intesifies.
The Missing Piece
Brother Day embarks on a journey that no other Cleon has ever attempted. Salvor prepares to make the ultimate sacrifice to return home.
The First Crisis
On Terminus, Salvor witnesses how powerful the null field has become. Brother Dawn makes a daring choice.
The Leap
An unexpected ally helps Salvor broker an alliance. A confrontation between the Brothers leads to unthinkable consequences.
Avis de la communauté (11)
Goyer should go on trial for the murder of the books.
Good story, good SFX ... but if you're a fan of Azimov and his works, and you've waited as long as I have for an adaption, this will just feel wrong to you. I will continue to watch, but I can't help feeling it would be more satisfying ( and I would rate it higher ) if I didn't have a knowledge and love of the source material.
Enjoyed watching the season, but my main problem is that the Trantor stuff with its more philosophical, harder sci-fi is so vastly compelling than the more generically action-packed other stuff. Which is why the pilot, with its one focus before splintering into the latter, still remains my favorite too.
I have not read the books, so the story is new to me. It’s pretty compelling and complex sci-fi, beautifully filmed.
Between the overwhelming visual spectacle and cheap science fiction. Between existentialist philosophy and silly youthful romanticism. The first season of "Foundation" has no middle ground. Either it is loved or it is hated, or it is simply ignored. An effort that tries to cover numerous narrative lines even if it betrays some of the issues raised by Asimov. A failed attempt to build a giant that only has feet of clay.