The Outpost (TV Series) Guardian of the Asterkinj (2021) User Reviews

Strongest Season so far

[chrisboringlife · 10/10 · 24 September 2021]

I have been growing more and more font of the Outpost, but this season is something more.

The production is very well done, the acting is improving every season and at this point I am beyong eagerly awaiting each episode!

You have done a great job taking this series to high standards and I thank you all for the amazing experience.

the end begins now

[renardmasque · 10/10 · 24 September 2021]

Zed returns to the outpost with Munt while Luna and Talon find the last god, in the meantime Levare goes beneath the city to prepare the Kahvi for the gods invasion. Will Aster be an ally? We will soo find out oin the last two episodes of that incredible story.

Colorful, solemn and emotional episode directed by Jake Stormoen

[larasevacan · 10/10 · 26 September 2021]

Jake Stormoen makes his directorial debut in episode 411 of The Outpost, a chapter endowed with great drama and storytelling beauty. Stormoen has managed to perfectly reflect the characters sufferings, who face delicate and dangerous situations that could bring death and misfortune. His understanding of the universe of The Outpost is truly unique; it brings a professional touch that is commendable and we should congratulate him.

Everything is colorful, solemn, emotional; great depth is observed in all scenes. It's a shame this series has been so underrated, because its originality and ability to reinvent itself have no end and I feel there's still too much The Outpost has to tell us. And sadly, there are only 2 episodes left for the season finale...

Expertly Woven Tale

[tmichelsnelson · 10/10 · 28 September 2021]

Guardian of the Asterkinj was a riveting, emotional episode written by Rebecca Rosenberg and directed by The Outpost's own Jake Stormoen (Capt./Gate Marshall Garret Spears). It was especially interesting to watch a show directed by a cast member because he knows these characters inside and out and how to set the scene to get the most impact. For every answer, there are more really good questions (and so many possibilities for several more seasons, even a spin off). I would hope after The CW canceled #TheOutpost, there will be a plan to shop it to other networks with more of an appreciation for this gem of the sci-fi/fantasy genre.