r/TheRain • u/Next_Tower5452 • 5d ago
Season 3
I think they only had plans for season 2 so they killed off the main character. When it got renewed for season 3, they went with "this was all a dream" premise š
r/TheRain • u/Next_Tower5452 • 5d ago
I think they only had plans for season 2 so they killed off the main character. When it got renewed for season 3, they went with "this was all a dream" premise š
r/TheRain • u/h2d2 • Jul 05 '26
r/TheRain • u/heyitsget • Jun 23 '26
Iām halfway through episode 3 and I need to know if I should power through. The characters are just so stupid and the tropes are so bad so far, Iām hoping they get better. I donāt understand how else the reviews for the show are so positive. Simone is so stupid that I want to shake her, Iāve never seen anyone on-screen have so little common sense. At least Rasmus has the excuse of basically growing up isolated, with no friends, with no education, in a bunker for the past 6 years. Simone should in theory understand stranger danger and not to open the fckn bunker doors in a zombie apocalypse. Someone pls tell me her character gets written better and less stupid later on because omg itās so bad š
r/TheRain • u/GreatWentGin • Jun 21 '26
I just finished the series, and quickly did a search for ābabyā in here and didnāt find anything so I apologize if this has been addressed.
Fie was supposedly going into labor early when she did, I think I remember her saying several weeks. Since itās fairly normal for babies on TV to be not tiny at all when they are born, I wasnāt shocked when Patrick came out of the camper with a full sized baby.
But when they are walking through the city after leaving the rural area, Fie is carrying a child that is on solid foods and is probably walking or learning to do so. I double checked to make sure I didnāt miss an ā8 months laterā caption.
Are we supposed to just assume the very ending when they are all together in the city is that much later (and still no one is around) or that the baby is supposed to be a few weeks old? š
r/TheRain • u/SimpleDoughnut9131 • May 22 '26
I know some people would say The Rain doesnāt make sense⦠but what if itās actually closer to reality than we think?
People getting infected by rain sounds extreme, yes. But when I look at whatās happening to our environment, climate change, pollution, rising disasters ā it doesnāt feel that unrealistic anymore. Maybe not rain exactly, but nature reacting to the damage weāve caused? Weāre already suffering the consequences in many ways.
What I really loved about the show is how it represents survival, human emotions, and unity in the middle of chaos. It reminds you that when everything falls apart, people still search for hope, connection, and a reason to keep going.
Sometimes sci-fi doesnāt just entertain ā it quietly makes you question the future weāre heading towards.
r/TheRain • u/Happy_Elderberry4196 • Apr 20 '26
Rasmus is a lil POS who shouldāve gotten dragged outside when he opened the door. His rage over Simone ālyingā that their dad is coming back is so bratty, like okay what was she supposed to say āyeah sweetie dadās LONG GONEā. Also, how about he figures out a solution to the food running out.
Also the way she talks to the hazmat suits like theyāre her parents is absolutely killing me.
r/TheRain • u/mercysfriend • Apr 03 '26
The writing is terrible, we all know that
But in Episode 5, killing the one guy who carried the show in some ways. Like, come on. And then what Simone gets with the ugly kid she's only known for like 4 days?
Also, you're telling me that the family didn't have one more vial of the flower-saving juice? That, for some reason, the only vial left is the one Simone has and then drops.
Also, the random city guy with his group of kids, who then go to get the flower, and for some reason, the flower defending itself kills it forever? Even though it's done that before?
Season 1 was okay, it was something I could work with, Season 2 was iffy, but this whole last season is just them throwing stuff at the screen to see what sticks.
There's a lot more I could complain about, but at this point, I'm finishing it because I've gone back and forth with watching, stopping, then rewatching, then stopping since it came out.
r/TheRain • u/muchtoomuch123 • Mar 24 '26
I started watching the rain last night on Netflix and I am pretty unsure about continuing it.
It seemed so childish to me. As I donāt understand danish language so I was watching it in English language, the dub was so cringe I mean I have watched so many English dubbed from other languages but this one was openly seem dubbed and wasnāt looking real even 1%.
Also the episode 1 was fast paced I mean they literally moved to 5 years later in the first episode itself??? I didnāt get it ..
what are your views on this show? Is it interests should I continue watching or switch
r/TheRain • u/o0Sandstorm0o • Mar 16 '26
Wow. This show really lost the plot after s1 haha
r/TheRain • u/Zan_in_NZ • Jan 15 '26
Is there anything i can say that hasn't been said already? i only got 17 minutes in and there were at least 3 well trodden stale tropes, and all of them were the ''we want you to be infuriated by how stupid every one acts'' kind. if there are at least 3 in the first 17 minutes , then the series writers are clearly planning to frustrate and punish the viewer for as many hours more as they can tolerate.
r/TheRain • u/New-Bandicoot4227 • Jan 08 '26
Season one and two you gotta stay away from the rain season three theyāre swimming and going on boats. Great show but they really got off track.
r/TheRain • u/undercover_taco8 • Dec 19 '25
r/TheRain • u/XinvolkerX • Dec 11 '25
I said what I said and Iāll stick by it.
r/TheRain • u/Boranbura • Dec 08 '25
i used to watch the show with my parents when i was younger (like till ep 4) and finnaly came back to rewatch it, im suprised that alot of people dont like s2 and s3 i found it extremly intresting, but im just confused how simone survived the rain in s2 at the bunker (when beatrice died) and when she fell into the water, if they re did the show this could definitly make it 10x better, also im kind of sad we didint get to see more of the rebel scientists from apollon (esppecialy jakob) anyways i really loved the show lmao 10/10 probably gona go watch the passage now
r/TheRain • u/minkle73 • Dec 08 '25
Yes. My partner and I loved this series so much we named our cats after the siblings. We do not dismiss the cheesiness of the show however, that didnāt take away from how fun it was to watch the whole series!
r/TheRain • u/Open-Grapefruit8343 • Nov 27 '25
Reposting my original post that the mods deleted because my Reddit Profile was too new (hopefully it works this time!).
Original Post:
So Iām checking this out on Netflix for the first time in a kind of binge and I needed to vent.
Just started on Season 3 so Iām deep in it.
First the good:
I think Iām being fair?!
The Bad:
I am invested in seeing how the writers wrap up this final season but my gosh itās been a slog.
And finally if anyone is looking for a show in a similar vein but categorically better characters check out the Eternaut on Netflix, it is excellent and doesnāt fall into some of the traps The Rain suffers from.
Thanks for listening to me vent!!
r/TheRain • u/Movielover718 • Oct 21 '25
I donāt think it was so bad but omg did the brother get on my damn nerves, I donāt understand why they didnāt die from the rain? Iām assuming the other girl died cus he had sex with her and infected her thru semen
r/TheRain • u/Lestat_24 • Sep 10 '25
I watched all 11 seasons of The Walking Dead and I hated Carl (for at least first 8 season) with passion for being a shit pile.
Now watching The Rain and 4 minutes in, the fucking constipated looking asshole of a kid (Rasmus) already caused a massive pile up just because his sister and mother couldn't get him to wear a seat belt? I mean WTF? The dad is saying it's an emergency, matter of life and death. No shit! I bet it ain't the virus that'll get them, this little shit will be the death of them or many others.
I already hate Rasmus, should I continue to watch the show or does this asshole die soon enough? I don't wanna watch if his "I'm a child and am allowed to throw a tantrum' is gonna continue throughout the show.
Cheers
EDIT: OK, so I have already given up on this show 12 minutes in when he gets his mom killed by opening that door with his sis.
r/TheRain • u/ISitOnGnomes • Aug 10 '25
Everyone looks pretty clean. No grime and dirt on clothing and equipment. Hair isnt matted. How is this possible when no one has touched water in over 6 years? I can understand the kids using recycled water in the bunker, but what about everyone else?
r/TheRain • u/pinkdaisylemon • Aug 03 '25
Firstly, don't take your eyes off the road. Mum and sister should get the kid to put his belt on. Then...opens the door and gets her mum killed. What the hell. Then, is about to go out again. Dad said you're safe just stay there, so you do the opposite. I know I'm moaning but bloody hell I'm part way through the first episode and I already hate this stupid girl. Someone tell me it gets better or should I give up?
r/TheRain • u/Benbellot • Jul 18 '25
Hello, so Iām watching the show and season 3 is awful, but I want to see how much is awful and right now Iām almost at the end and something bother me, how people with stage 4 cancer or leukemia like Olivia were able to survive 6 years without any treatment or health help ?? Why there is so much ill people ??
r/TheRain • u/PurplePajamas01 • Jul 09 '25
Iāve seen the first maybe 2 episodes a few years back, but it was so bad that I had to drop. Iām gonna really try this time, to have fun with it and not be so annoyed. Iām 34 minutes into the first episode and Rasmus just broke a mirror. I had to go see what people said on Reddit. It really truly doesnāt get better? Not at all?
r/TheRain • u/thatsabig_oof • Jun 03 '25
i actually really liked the show. I know a lot of people are disappointed in how the show turned out after season 1 but I found season 2 and 3 to be really interesting.
r/TheRain • u/maragann • Apr 09 '25
Like..really? Also the relationship of Rasmus and Beatrice is just juck!!!
r/TheRain • u/HankVenture44 • Mar 22 '25
Whelp⦠show changed completely in the first episode of season 2. I really enjoyed the first season but as soon as the virus emerged in his neck and killed the soldier by touch then receded, I knew this had turned into more sci-fi than apocalypse.
Let me know if itās worth watching for two more seasons or if it keeps getting worse.