Having read all the books and adoring the beautiful story inside, I was hugely disappointed at the amount of 'made up' parts. Much to my pain, I have watched the entire of the first season of this show. This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Here's to hoping the 3rd season magically will happen! … Expand Hope you enjoy the show as much as I did. This show has some great elements from other iconic movies and shows (The Matrix, 300, etc) and a nice entertainment center really helps make this show shine. Be sure to try and watch the show on a big screen with surround sound. Just push past the first season and get ready to enjoy the second as it is far and above better than the first. 54 is not a fair score for this wonderful and entertaining show. It is really a shame that most of the critic reviews are based on the first few episodes of the show instead of watching it through.
Tabrett Bethell (Cara) quickly became my favorite character and really filled the missing piece for me that made this show as enjoyable as it was. Plot is more intense, acting greatly improves, and the introduction of Tabrett Bethell (Cara) bring this show to a whole new level.
Tabrett Bethell (Cara) quickly became my Slow start and the acting in the first season is sub par but the second season is where LotS really starts to take off. Slow start and the acting in the first season is sub par but the second season is where LotS really starts to take off. Enjoy it while considering they had to modify the storyline to accommodate a tight budget and younger audiences. Remember, don't judge it for not following the book to the t. In sum, it was an excellent series replete with suspense, great fantasy action, and memorable moments. I always thought her reactions and emotions were much more convincing than Bridget's. To be honest, I thought Tabrett was a much better actor. Still, the series would have been meaningless without the stellar performances of Bridget Regan (Kahlan) and Tabrett Bethell (Cara). He was able to maintain a level of humor and mystery that made his role as Wizard indispensable to the plot. Bruce Spence (Zed) also didn't disappoint. For example, Craig Horner (Richard Cypher) couldn't have been more humble or witty than he was the book. He was able to maintain a level of humor and mystery The actors did a great job of acting out a modified version of Wizard's First Rule. The actors did a great job of acting out a modified version of Wizard's First Rule.
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