Declan Orrun / The Beggar King
The Nevers Characters | Declan Orrun/The Beggar King played by Nick Frost GALLERY | NICK FROST | THE NEVERS | Charismatic and brutal, Declan runs…
Maximilian Osinski Cast in Walking Dead: World Beyond Season 2
Maximillia Osinski (Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.) has been cast in Season 2 of The Walking Dead spin off World Beyond. The series follows four friends from…
Doctor Horatio Cousins
The Nevers Characters | Doctor Horatio Cousins Played By Zachary Momoh GALLERY | ZACHARY MOMOH | THE NEVERS Doctor Horatio Cousins is one of the…
Annie Carbey
The Nevers Characters | Annie Carbey played by Rochelle Neil GALLERY | ROCHELLE NEIL | THE NEVERS | THE TOUCHED Annie Carbey, aka Bonfire, a…
Dr Edmund Hague
The Nevers Characters | Dr Edmund Hague played by Denis O’Hare GALLERY | DENIS O’HARE | THE NEVERS Dr Edmund Hague is a gifted American…
Mary Brighton
The Nevers Characters | Mary Brighton played by Eleanor Tomlinson GALLERY | ELEANOR TOMLINSON | THE NEVERS Gentle but surprisingly resilient, Mary pursued her dream…
UPROXX Review: The Nevers
HBO’s The Nevers arrives as a tough show to review for a few reasons: (1) The show lands with many of the (frankly appealing) pluses that one would expect from the showrunner of Firefly, Dollhouse, and the Buffy series; and (2) The series finds itself saddled with the baggage of the guy who created those same beloved series. Sadly, there’s no way to separate those two statements because Joss Whedon’s particular quirks, his sensibilities, and his favorite tropes run throughout the first four episodes screened for critics.
New York Times Review: The Nevers
An allegorical alt-superhero series about gifted women in Victorian London makes it to the screen, but without its currently embattled creator.
c|net Review: The Nevers
The historical fantasy series streams on HBO Max from April 11, It begins with a wordless opening scene in which people wander about in old-timey frocks for several minutes, but hang in there: The fun soon starts as out Victorian-era heroines seek out a child who may be cursed by the devil. That leads to an acrobatic fight scene packed with luminescent hand grenades and weaponized parasols, setting the tone for an adventure full of kick-ass women taking on sinister baddies.
Los Angeles Times Review: The Nevers
Kicking butt in corsets and slaying with parasols, Victorian sci-fi drama “The Nevers” arrives under, or at least alongside, a cloud: Creator Joss Whedon, who left the series in November citing exhaustion, has been the subject of multiple allegations since last summer of creating an abusive work environment on other projects, including by”Justice League’s” Ray Fisher and “Buffy the Vampire Slayer’s” Charisma Carpenter and Michelle Trachtenberg.
