It's not what you've lost. It's what you've found.
A 12-year-old boy becomes the lone survivor of a plane crash. As he and others affected by the tragedy try to make sense of what happened, unexpected friendships, romances, and communities are formed.
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Disappointed that Apple haven't commissioned a second season of this wonderful heartwarming show and is essentially **cancelled**. It was good while it lasted and maybe it's good to have one season and leave you wanting more. I certainly did.
This is a well crafted look at the range of coping human beings go through when dealing with loss. I found great empathy in the writing and that much of it mapped very accurately for me. Quite an accomplishment when dealing with such a sensitive subject.
Piece of crap, condescendant paternalist, colonialist, woke washing, “celebrating” diversity from the white savior perspective, terrible acting and poor writing. Totally unrealistic
I thoroughly enjoyed this show (first season?). The boy Edward is the sweetest, saddest, most adorable boy I have ever seen. He made me cry all the time. Although I would have been fine with it being just a limited series, I would also love to see a second season.