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The Invisible Man Season One

 

 

SCORE: 65

 

 

 

One of the Black Friday 2023 purchases I made was The Invisible Man Season One. It came up on the Walmart site for their Black Friday sales. This is an older show and the second season of the show did not get a DVD release. Which is pretty lame. An average thief is going to jail and is given a choice. He can become a government human experiment or go to jail. He eventually decides to let them medically experiment on him. He is given this gland that releases Quick Silver. That Quick Silver bends light and makes him invisible. The catch is he need an injection of counter agent or he goes insane after so much usage.

There will be spoilers in my review of the The Invisible Man Season One television show. There were so many different directions this show could have gone. It was decided to make it a spy show that comes across more like a cop show. Darien Fawkes is teamed up with Robert Hobbes in the Agency. They go off solving cases from the department of Fish and Game. In the last episode the Agency is moved to the Bureau of Indian Affairs. They go on a case where they find Bigfoot can naturally go invisible.

The issues families can have with The Invisible Man Season One are theft, stealing, bad language, lack of attire, enticement to lust, violence, sex outside of marriage, blood, and more. The Invisible Man Season One does not try to even keep it real in some parts. A man and a bigfoot get blown up thanks to a grenade. Nothing is left of either of them. There should be some parts of at least the bigfoot left over.

Chrysalis is a secret organization in The Invisible Man Season One that is at odds with the Agency quite a bit. The goals of this secret organization are a bit vague. They want to save the world from some upcoming cataclysm but we never find out what that is in The Invisible Man Season One. Darien falls for one of their agents and eventually turns her to his side. She is then killed by her own organization. There are hints of the Keeper and Darien having a relationship at times in The Invisible Man Season One.

The special effects on the invisibility are decent in The Invisible Man Season One. The acting is well done. There is some humor within this show. There is so much potential here that was totally wasted in my humble opinion.
- Paul

 

Video: 65%
Audio: 65%
Replay/Extras: 75%
Functionality: 60%
Family Friendly Factor: 60%

System: DVD
Publisher: Universal
Developer: Stu Segall Productions
Rating: ‘NR’ – Not Rated

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