While the early episodes of Humans are mixed, the overall story has a lot of promise. AMC was wise to join the co-production, and the show is definitely a keeper. But is it worth the price of admission? It certainly depends on your preferences. Let's see the best of the bunch below. Read on to find out whether Humans is worth your time! Also, check out our review of the first season!

Synthetic humans

"Humans" is a new sci-fi series from Amazon Prime that focuses on a family with a robotic pet. Tom Goodman-Hill plays George, the father, and Katherine Parkinson plays his wife, Laura Hawkins. Laura has been resistant to Anita and is not happy with her new "pet."

As Leo Elster, the son of a fugitive part-synth, David Elster, Leo was a troubled man who spent years developing synth components that helped him cope with brain damage. The series followed his attempts to reunite the conscious synths made by his father, and he tries to help the synths adjust to a consciousness program. Synthetic humans can be very invasive, and the characters in Synthetic Humans are real, but they are only partially human.

Time-traveling soldiers

Watch The Tomorrow War with Prime Video on July 4. The storyline of this film takes place in the future, where eight elite soldiers are suddenly swept up into a freefall over a jungle. Without a clue as to where they are, the group quickly realizes that they are not on Earth. Instead, they have landed on a planet-sized game preserve. Meanwhile, invisible alien hunters are hunting them. While they struggle to stay alive, they must also figure out how to get home.

The story opens with time-travelling soldiers interrupting the World Cup final and announcing that mankind will be destroyed in 30 years unless it saves itself. Dan Forester, a high school science teacher and former soldier, is one of these people. He is a reluctant member of the team because of his lack of "private sector experience," but eventually he decides to do it to help save the world. His decision will force him to leave behind his wife Emmy, daughter Muri, and his estranged father James.

Another time-traveling action film on Amazon Prime is "The Tomorrow War" starring Chris Pratt as a soldier in a future war. A group of people from 2051 has been drafted to fight against an alien threat. To fight them, the humans need to recruit soldiers from the past to fight alongside them. But how can they recruit these soldiers when they can't return to their homes? In order to save the world, they must first defeat the aliens.

Poldark

If you've ever wanted to watch Poldark on Amazon Prime, you're in luck. Not only do you get to watch the first three seasons of the popular period drama for free, but you can also catch up on new episodes. There are several options for getting this show, but the PBS Masterpiece Prime subscription is the best option for those who want to catch up on all the seasons. This membership costs $5.99 per month, and includes Poldark and all other Masterpiece Theater programming.

BBC iPlayer and Netflix are two other options for Poldark season four. PBS has episodes that you can watch for free. You must unlock these channels more than once. However, the BBC iPlayer is not available for free. PBS is available on Apple TV, and you can stream hundreds of hours of free programming with an Apple TV. If you want to watch Poldark in full on your TV, you can use Apple TV.

If you can't wait to catch up on the first season, you can also watch episodes on PBS. The first season of Poldark was released on 8 March 2015, and it consisted of eight episodes. These episodes aired on the BBC every Sunday night. The first season's plot follows the return of Ross Poldark from the American War Of Independence. He is faced with the prospect of a loveless family and an enticing young cousin who wants to marry him. A love triangle develops between Ross and his beloved cousin.

The BBC canceled the show after season three, so you don't have to worry about watching Poldark season five on PBS Passport. You can even stream it on Amazon Prime Video. While it may be a shame to miss out on the latest season, the previous four seasons are still available through PBS Passport. However, you can't watch Season 5 unless you have an Amazon Prime subscription. You can watch the first season on Amazon Prime if you have a Spectrum On Demand subscription.

Upload

A new sci-fi series, Upload, is coming to Amazon Prime on May 1. The story revolves around Nora Antony, a customer support representative for Lakeview, a digital afterlife service run by nefarious tech giant Horizen. As a customer service representative, Nora helps users adjust to their new immortality, while also solving any problems they have in the virtual world. Despite her good intentions, Nora finds herself overworked and underappreciated.

The show's setting is the future, and the characters are increasingly cynical and sarcastic. The plot revolves around the possibility that humans will be able to upload their digital selves to a virtual afterlife. It's set in the year 2033, and the technology has made it possible for humans to "upload" themselves into their desired afterlife. While filming the show, elements of Upload kept popping up in real life. For example, an inside joke about "vape lung" units was written before the vape lung phenomenon hit headlines.

The storyline of Upload is a fascinating one. It's a sci-fi serial with a futuristic twist, and the storyline has plenty of twists. The show balances genres well. Stephen Amell, a renowned actor in the comedy genre, is one of the first to join the cast of the show. As the series' lead character, he had a difficult time finding the right actress for the role. Ingrid was cast after reading with at least six or seven different actresses. Amell and Allo, a talented musician breaking into acting, bonded over their shared love for music.

While this show is not yet available on Netflix, it is still worth a watch on Amazon Prime Video. It follows a post-body Nathan, a live-bodied girlfriend, a fellow uploadee with reality issues, and a bizarre customer service representative. There are a lot of questions left open by the plot of Upload. And there is a lot to discuss in the forums and on Twitter. There are many more stories to come.