To the Waters and the Wild

Episode aired Jan 22, 2021
TV-MA
53m

IMDb RATING

7.1/10

1.6K

YOUR RATING

Abigail Cowen in To the Waters and the Wild (2021)

Action Adventure Drama Fantasy

In hopes of mastering her magic, Bloom begins her studies at Alfea - and crosses paths with her curious classmates. Meanwhile, a secret comes to light.In hopes of mastering her magic, Bloom begins her studies at Alfea - and crosses paths with her curious classmates. Meanwhile, a secret comes to light.In hopes of mastering her magic, Bloom begins her studies at Alfea - and crosses paths with her curious classmates. Meanwhile, a secret comes to light.

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IMDb RATING

7.1/10

1.6K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

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Trivia
The episode title is a line from the poem "The Stolen Child" by W. B. Yeats. The title of the poem may be itself a reference to Bloom's status as a changeling.

Goofs
While Bloom, who says she's from California, is on Facetime, her Mother says "I bet the view is better than Gardenia". The city in California is "Gardena". However Bloom's hometown was adapted straight from the cartoon, so the name for the town is actually correct.

Quotes
Terra Harvey: People always think that they can treat the big girl like shit because we're... we're sweet, and we're harmless, and we should be happy that you're even talking to us. But sometimes, we've had a really, really bad day, and some scrawny little arsehole says the wrong thing at the wrong time, and suddenly we're not happy you're talking to us, and we're not sweet, and most of all, we are not harmless.

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Featured review

8/10

[8.1] Flame on!

The good: The acting, the storyline development (still early), the VFX and the score.

The Average to bad: The cast choice (needed more beautiful and charismatic actresses), the sort of emptiness in the plots (still too early to judge) and the cheesiness sometimes felt in the storyline (very minimal and that's good)

An entertaining pilot, developing characters and the somehow dark backgrounds (for some of them and still little seen), empathy and inner rage are well shown and the fairy magic world and the school within that world have so much to offer in the next episode(s). I just hope that it won't be repetitive, dragged and full of fillers...