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Netflix fans cannot stop bingewatching an 'addictive' thriller series-but for the wrong reasons.
Departure, with the leading roles the late Christopher Plummer and The Good Wife-star Archie Panjabi, originally ran from 2019 to 2022 and then ended up on Netflix in January.
It appears to be clearly popular with the subscribers of the streamers, since it has already become one of the best -viewed shows of 2025.
The show is a conspiracy theory drama that follows the mystery behind a missing plane with its passengers.
Despite the streaming success of the show, many viewers have questioned the quality of the acting performance of the show.
Via X, formerly Twitter, fans shared their opinion about the series.
Netflix fans cannot stop bingewatching an 'addictive' thriller series-but for the wrong reasons
Departure, starring the late Christopher Plummer and The Good Wife-star Archie Panjabi, originally ran from 2019 to 2022 and then appeared on Netflix in January.
They said: 'How did I only discover Departure on Netflix. I definitely missed something! This series is excellent '
'Departure series on Netflix has some of the worst Irish accents I have heard in times'
“Has anyone seen a departure on Netflix? Is it good, feels a bit dramatic, “
'I look at #departure on #netflix and honestly don't know if I have to laugh or cry! It is the worst series I have seen in times. Super bad acting, nonsensical plot, '
'I look at the departure on Netflix and really don't think I have seen any worse acting, not even in a play for children at school. It is addictive. And such terrible recordings of the storyline, “
“This departure show on Netflix is ​​great.”
The series follows Kendra Malley (Archie), researcher of accidents, who must quickly solve the mystery why Vlucht 716 and the 256 people on board have been missing.
While she searches the possibilities of terrorism, a pilot error or other suspicious reasons, the public is also kept sharp with a lot of guessing.
Plummer died in 2021 at the age of 91 in his house in Connecticut
It marks Plummer from The Sound of Music as senior manager of the Transport Safety and Investigation Bureau, Howard Lawson, in what his last role would be.
In his last scene in season two, Howard reveals that he has a secret disease.
He says to Kendra: 'When you approach the end, the things that you thought were important will not be important at all. Ultimately, only the people you would take care of, the lives that you have influenced. '
Plummer died in 2021 at the age of 91 in his house in Connecticut.
