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Review: Glitch, season 3

40 Comments / Streaming, TV series / By Virginia DeBolt / September 30, 2019 / Adam Hill, Emily Barclay, Emma Booth, Emma Freeman, foreign tv series, Genevieve O'Reilly, Glitch, Hannah Monson, Harry Tseng, Jackson Gallagher, Jessica Faulkner, John Leary, Louise Fox, Luke Arnold, Ned Dennehy, Patrick Brammall, Pernilla August, Rhys Mitchell, Rob Collins, Rodger Corser, Sean Keenan, season 3, Tony Ayres, Women Directors

Glitch season 3 puts the world back to “right” and brings the saga of the risen to a final conclusion. There are a few spoilers ahead. You’ve been warned.

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Emily Barclay and Patrick Brammall in Glitch

Review: Glitch Season 2

30 Comments / Streaming, TV series / By Virginia DeBolt / December 1, 2017 / Aaron L. McGrath, Adam Hill, Andrew McFarlane, Emily Barclay, Emma Booth, Emma Freeman, foreign tv series, Genevieve O'Reilly, Glitch, Hannah Monson, Katrina Milosevic, Louise Fox, Ned Dennehy, Orphan Black, Patrick Brammall, Pernilla August, Rob Collins, Rodger Corser, Sean Keenan, season 2, Tony Ayres, Tony Krawitz, trailers, Wentworth, Women Directors

Glitch season 2 is an Australian sci-fi series now on Netflix US and other worldwide locales. The basic premise is that people are resurrected from the dead. In season 1, there was no explanation as to how that happened. In

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Review: Glitch season 1

22 Comments / Streaming, TV series / By Virginia DeBolt / October 20, 2016 / Aaron L. McGrath, Andrew McFarlane, Australian TV, Daniela Farinacci, Emily Barclay, Emma Booth, Emma Freeman, Genevieve O'Reilly, Glitch, Hannah Monson, James Monarski, Louise Fox, Ned Dennehy, Patrick Brammall, Rodger Corser, Sean Keenan, Secret City, series 1, Tony Ayres, trailers, Women Directors

Glitch is an Australian series recently streaming on Netflix US. It’s a highly original take on the “living dead” genre with a compelling story, strong performances, interesting characters and a darkly mysterious plot.

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