Population: 11
- Serie de TV
- 2024–
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6,7/10
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Un hombre desaparece en un pueblo remoto de Australia, forzando a su hijo distanciado a buscar entre los excéntricos lugareños para descubrir su destino.Un hombre desaparece en un pueblo remoto de Australia, forzando a su hijo distanciado a buscar entre los excéntricos lugareños para descubrir su destino.Un hombre desaparece en un pueblo remoto de Australia, forzando a su hijo distanciado a buscar entre los excéntricos lugareños para descubrir su destino.
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I was very nervous when I saw another Australian TV offering listed for streaming.
So I watched Ep 1 waiting for it to dribble into dross like so many of recent Australian offerings.
But it made me binge watch the whole series at one sitting and I totally enjoyed it!
It's not perfect and there are some elements which are a bit hard to take but it's script is tight and oft times humourous, balance by a team of actors each of whom know what they are doing, and get on and do it.
It's hard to pick out any one actor who stands out but the American actor Ben Feldman is excellent in his role and the script uses his American origins to good effect.
So thank you all, people, for providing me with a very entertaining night in front of the Telly.
So I watched Ep 1 waiting for it to dribble into dross like so many of recent Australian offerings.
But it made me binge watch the whole series at one sitting and I totally enjoyed it!
It's not perfect and there are some elements which are a bit hard to take but it's script is tight and oft times humourous, balance by a team of actors each of whom know what they are doing, and get on and do it.
It's hard to pick out any one actor who stands out but the American actor Ben Feldman is excellent in his role and the script uses his American origins to good effect.
So thank you all, people, for providing me with a very entertaining night in front of the Telly.
Another deliciously quirky Aussie outback mystery from Stan, following on from the likes of "The tourist" again streamed on Stan.
I didn't realise Population 11 was "loosely based" on the unsolved murder of Paddy Moriarity in Larrimah, Northern Territory. So I urge viewers to take in "A dog act: The disappearance of Paddy Moriarity" on ABC iView (Australia) or even the Netflix series "Last stop Larrimah" for reference and several more quirky outback characters.
Anyway, there's laughs a plenty from the cast, and many Australians will recognise Stephen Curry and Nicole from Muriel's wedding. (Pippa Grandison)
A sharp soundtrack accompanies the series.
I didn't realise Population 11 was "loosely based" on the unsolved murder of Paddy Moriarity in Larrimah, Northern Territory. So I urge viewers to take in "A dog act: The disappearance of Paddy Moriarity" on ABC iView (Australia) or even the Netflix series "Last stop Larrimah" for reference and several more quirky outback characters.
Anyway, there's laughs a plenty from the cast, and many Australians will recognise Stephen Curry and Nicole from Muriel's wedding. (Pippa Grandison)
A sharp soundtrack accompanies the series.
If you are not paying attention to the quality product coming from down under, you are missing out. Mystery Road (the original) is awesome. Mr. In-Between is unforgettable, especially the episode where the protagonist goes after a local who abducted a child. And Deadloch is like Fargo, wacky and interesting at the same time (early Fargo, not recent Fargo!). Population 11 seems to aiming for zany, and hits the mark more often than it misses. The writing is the hook, and there is dialog here that sneaks up on you and, before you realize it, you find yourself laughing out loud. (S01E01 -- Officer Geraldine, claiming the reward after producing a generic and nondescript boot -- "That's for you to figure out. Now's the time for you to cough up the reward money.") Smooth! ((Designated "IMDb Top Reviewer." Please check out my list "167+ Nearly-Perfect Movies (with the occasional Anime or TV miniseries) you can/should see again and again (1932 to the present))
We started this show with no expectations.
A quirky start as you would expect from a mystery based on a population of 12 -1 in the Aussie outback. Give it a tick, the pace picks up fairly quickly and it's a fun ride.
You could easily pick it apart but keep in mind it's billed as a comedy, so if you were expecting something else, this ain't it.
The absence of DEI, virtue signaling, racial bias is refreshing. So tired of all the shows that promote that.
This was just a fun whodunnit, albeit quirky and if you want to spend 3.5 hours on a fun show this might fit the bill.
We enjoyed the series, hope you give it a go.
A quirky start as you would expect from a mystery based on a population of 12 -1 in the Aussie outback. Give it a tick, the pace picks up fairly quickly and it's a fun ride.
You could easily pick it apart but keep in mind it's billed as a comedy, so if you were expecting something else, this ain't it.
The absence of DEI, virtue signaling, racial bias is refreshing. So tired of all the shows that promote that.
This was just a fun whodunnit, albeit quirky and if you want to spend 3.5 hours on a fun show this might fit the bill.
We enjoyed the series, hope you give it a go.
Started watching, seemed ok, but the more episodes I watched, I realised that the writers had made the protagonist to stupid in his actions, personality and character that I just couldn't root for him to get the money he's after. Maybe they had a reason for that, but I can't see it. The Australian actors/characters are good for their part in the story, and I'm just watching the rest of it purely for closure. I doubt I'll watch a second season, should it ever come to be.
If they'd written it as a pure mystery; there's enough of a plot for it to have been rather good. I think, also, there's enough quirks amongst the town's population to have given it something different to the usual drama we see nowadays. Ah, well.
EDIT: Ok, just finished watching ep12... The unraveling and solution to the ongoing mystery was a surprising twist, and I'll probably watch a second season. Still don't like the protagonist, though, but I'll knock my initial review of 4 up to 5.
If they'd written it as a pure mystery; there's enough of a plot for it to have been rather good. I think, also, there's enough quirks amongst the town's population to have given it something different to the usual drama we see nowadays. Ah, well.
EDIT: Ok, just finished watching ep12... The unraveling and solution to the ongoing mystery was a surprising twist, and I'll probably watch a second season. Still don't like the protagonist, though, but I'll knock my initial review of 4 up to 5.
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- CuriosidadesBased on true events as shown in the Netflix series Last Stop Larrimah
- ConexionesAlternate-language version of Last Stop Larrimah: Murder Down Under (2023)
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