Plantiana Yawn. Poorly Filmed Snooze Fest.

Claysaba Excellent, Without a doubt!!

HottWwjdIam There is just so much movie here. For some it may be too much. But in the same secretly sarcastic way most telemarketers say the phrase, the title of this one is particularly apt.

Hulkeasexo it is the rare 'crazy' movie that actually has something to say.

Dnallov I remember watching Mysterious ways about 2 years ago on FX in the UK and I loved it - It was clever, original and different. Each story was a change from the last. Here in the UK the series came to an end, and at the beginning of this year I was pleased to find a new series on the Sci-fi channel. I sat down with high expectations and was solely disappointed. Each story was full of coincidences that at the end of day were fully unexplained. If I has watched Mysterious ways from this point I would of put it down as a 4 or a 5 but due to the extremely good 1st series I will give it an 7. I would recommend the series to anyone but start from the first series not the second.

nieuwlekkerland OK, lets face it, if you're not a humble, faithful (and probably voting republican) American, craving to be choked on continuous moral lessons so obvious and predictable, I strongly advice you to skip this crappy non-original TV-show. Actually I think u would do more good in church or read the story's in the good book; they're way better in a moral sense and offer at least some excitement so your brain gets activated. This show is a total waste of time ánd money and I can only applaud it got cancelled, it was the only right thing to do. So to all of you out there who claim this show is great; get real, get a life and use your spare time in a better way

cheryl_carlyle Hi,I'm seeing this show in reruns for the first time as I never caught it in its original showings, darnit. This is my fave show even if it's old. I've seen most of the episodes now, they are all great. The writing is immeasurable and can't compare to any other, just truly wonderful and inspiring. The actors are easy on the eyes. lol.I really don't understand why it only ran for two seasons. But at least I've got a chance to watch it here in Canada weeknights at 11 pm. Now I think the characters are great but one thing I don't get...is that Declan is their with these two gorgeous ladies and there's no love interest??????? I don't buy that part. I guess they don't want it as a romance show. But that would be interesting. Miranda is stunningly beautiful and Peggy is absolutely gorgeous. Declan is extremely good looking, in my opinion. Most of you must know he's now on Heroes.A big fan here. Take care, Cheryl from Ontario, Canada.

KatharineFanatic "Mysterious Ways" is the kind of TV show that grabs you and won't let go. It deals with a variety of subjects that engage, enlighten, and entertain, all while promoting basically good messages and ideals. Declan Dunn is an anthropologist who loves to investigate the mysterious. Along the way, he attracts the attention and friendship of a hospital psychiatrist, Peggy Fowler, and his less-than-normal friend Miranda. Together, they investigate the unexplained... a host of miracles, strange coincidences, unfatal falls, and "voices." Ultimately, they wind up healing the souls of the people they meet, and learn a few life lessons along the way.For me what makes the show excellent is the complete inability to foresee the climax. Generally I can guess what's going to happen (both in movies, television and books) but this show never ceases to surprise me. I like the element of the unknown... the church window that cries blood, the ghosts that push cars off the train tracks. I like it that often there is an explanation by science, but it's never quite that simple. That, combined with the overall charm of Declan's bumbling character, Miranda's style ("take your IQ, add black velvet, and you're halfway there!"), and Peggy's disbelieving but slowly-coming-around nature.It's a show in which you don't check your brain at the door. And it's a fun, often amusing and normally shocking, way to spend an hour a week.