27/50
Adapted from The Stinger (1988) by Robert McCammon
Tale
A group of neighbors trapped on a Georgia farm must put aside their differences and band together to face a mysterious and deadly threat.
Reference to Korman Productions’ Deep Dive TV podcast: A Cup of Tea on the Peacock Deep Dive: S1 E1/2 “Think of the Bubbles”/”My Little Lighthouse”; (2024)
The series has a nice plot, a lot of mystery in the beginning, but the characters lack brains, make stupid decisions, make stupid decisions, and most importantly, never ask questions in the midst of everything going on around them.
They try to keep things in the shadows
with vague answers and unclear scenarios, ending the recording at the most important moment when someone is about to explain something.
It started off slow, not sure if I would recommend it to anyone because the first 30 minutes are boring
Finding the source of the problem and then deciding to ignore it and go home instead of dealing with it is one of the problems with this show.
