Hello Tomorrow!2023

By the end of the third episode, the studied slow pace of the narrative begins to grate a little, and you suspect the show may be offering more in performance and slick direction (the ‘50s tableaus are seriously impressive) than it is in story. Nevertheless, even as the plot decelerates and you start to wonder where the payoff might be, and if it might come too late, the uniqueness of Hello Tomorrow! is its own reward.

A show that grabs you, and leads you to that nostalgic 60is dream of the future. Combined with a historic lead about selling the moon... And yes, you feel that the series is still finding a little bit of its identity, But give it a chance, let it pull you into a world of make-believe where you can have that dream of living on the moon!!

Hello Tomorrow! has yet to develop the depth, complexity, or nuance that would earn it more holistic comparisons to Mad Men, which gave us so many indelible characters. But maybe Jack’s reckless optimism is contagious, because I came out of the finale convinced that the sky—if not the surface of the moon—is the limit.