The Order is a Netflix original that was released on February 20th. I will be reviewing the show in detail so you can decide if it’s worth your time to watch. There are 10 episodes in season two and they all vary in length from 45 minutes to one hour long with an average of 55 minutes per episode.
Cast:
The cast includes Elena Kampouris as Joan Luss (season 1), Jake Manley as Ben Sullivan (season 1), and Max Martini as Father Patrick Kiernan (both seasons).
Review:
The show is about a Manhattan doctor who wakes up one day to find that the world around him has changed. The Order wants the doctor to join them in their worldwide quest for “the truth.”
In season two, Ben Sullivan and Father Kiernan are on the run from both sides of the conflict between order and chaos with Joan Luss still at large as well. They’re all hunted by Warden Lucy Davenport (played by Tracie Thoms), her team of bounty hunters led by David Vincent (played by Stephen Rea)
and other agents intent on capturing or eliminating these rogue freedom fighters. With each new episode, we witness more terrible deeds committed against those fighting for what they believe in while trying to stay one step ahead of the warden and her team.
As the season progresses, we learn more about what The Order really is and how it ties into the origin of the Chaos. Father Kiernan also discovers more details about his past life and why he has this deep-seated aversion to all drugs-including anesthesia.
“Ben Sullivan wakes up one day to find that everything around him has changed.” – Paragraph break before sentence two.
“He’s been recruited by The Order for their worldwide quest for ‘the Chaos’.
The Order is an ancient organization devoted to eradicating the Chaos-a substance that has been wreaking havoc on human civilization for centuries.” – Paragraph break before sentence three.
“The Chaos takes many forms: drugs, alcohol, greed…but some believe it originates from a single source and must be destroyed at all costs.” – Sentence one of paragraph four.
To learn more about The Order’s quest and their ultimate goals, we’ll need to tune in next season!
A finale was satisfyingly concluded as “the end” became clear with no other options left but death or exile.
It will not surprise you that I am eagerly anticipating Season Three. For now, though, let us reflect on the heart-breaking events of Season Two and the significance of its consequences.
In addition to this, there are also a handful of unanswered questions that I am very interested in exploring as my interest only increases with each episode.
The Order is an engrossing series well worth your time investment-especially if you’re looking for something different than the typical “teen drama.” – Sentence two before paragraph three.
But beware: it can be difficult to resist the gripping nature of The Order’s world where we see people making bad decisions for good reasons all too often. In fact, sometimes it seems like everyone makes poor choices which leave us feeling frustrated at times when things do not go their way…in other words, much like the real world.
You might also be wondering, “is The Order worth watching?” And I can honestly say that while it is a slow start, yes! It will take time to get used to the show’s tone and pace and there are moments of frustration or confusion (all in good measure), but if you stick with this series as many of those feelings subside because you see what the consequences of these actions may entail down the line…you’ll really enjoy where things go from here and how they tie together. – sentence two after paragraph five, first bullet point
I thought we had seen all the surprises at this point when suddenly out of nowhere came another game-changer which made the last scene of the season two finale that much more powerful.
Ratings :
The Order: Season Two has a Metacritic rating of 83 out of 100 based on 14 reviews.
Released:
the order season two release date is set for January 18, 2019
the order new episodes are available every Friday night at pm pst and pm est (although an exact episode number isn’t known yet)
