The Mist

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  • TV-14
  • 2017
  • 1 Season
  • 5.4  (26,221)

The Mist, a television drama horror series, is a creation of Christian Thorpe and Amanda Segel. It is based on the Stephen King novella of the same name. The show premiered on Spike TV on June 22, 2017, and ran for only one season. The Mist is set in Bridgeville, Maine, a small town that is shrouded in a deadly and strange mist that soon ignites paranoia and chaos among residents who are trapped within its confines. The show follows a diverse cast of characters, including Eve Copeland (Alyssa Sutherland), a teacher and the mother of a teenager, Alex Copeland (Gus Birney), dealing with severe social anxiety. Other main characters include Kevin Copeland (Morgan Spector), Eve's husband, a local sports coach, Nathalie Raven (Frances Conroy), a resident of the town who is also a spiritual healer, and Adrian Garf (Russell Posner), a local teenager who is struggling with his sexual orientation. In the pilot episode, the story begins with a group of soldiers stationed at the Arrowhead military base, situated in Bridgeville. Things start getting bizarre when a scientist's experiment goes awry, causing a horrific fog to drift towards the town. Soon after, the base is shut down, and everyone is forced to evacuate. However, not all military personnel make it out in time. At the same time, an Eaton Mall manager, Gus Redman (Darren Pettie) and his staff find themselves trapped inside the mall as the mist descends upon the city. The various characters find themselves in different scenarios and circumstances, which leads to fear and panic. Nathalie Raven, informed through her dreams and visions, suggests the mist is concealing a door to another dimension, which brings otherworldly creatures into their world. The Mist is much more than just a horror show; it delves deeply into the complexities of human behavior when a community is faced with extreme adversity. The sinister and mysterious events inside the mist test the town residents, revealing their true natures, with a dose of psychological horror. The show's midpoint introduces us to Jonah Dixon (Okezie Morro), a soldier who survived the Arrowhead base incident. He feels guilty for his role and for letting another lab assistant die. He feels compelled to use the mist as an opportunity to redeem himself. On the other hand, Alex and her friends are hiding at the mall's loading bay, hoping to avoid the chaos outside. Inside is a survivalist, named Jay Heisel (Luke Cosgrove) and his mother, and they both try to recruit Alex's group. She is certain that her father is still alive, and they embark on a dangerous mission to rescue him. The show explores the fear of the unknown, asking what could happen if our most insidious and dark impulses get the better of us in times of crisis. The small town residents must come to terms with their humanity, morals, and the kind of world they want to create, all while fighting for their lives. The series, which sadly only ran for one season, is a masterclass in tension-building and, like the novella, is an intense character study. It uses its talented cast to its full potential, showing how survival instincts, hope, guilt, and desperation can bring out the best and worst in people. In the wake of recent disaster stories like Ozark, The Rain, and The Walking Dead, The Mist does an excellent job of keeping the audience engaged in a fresh way, exploring how humanity would realistically react while maintaining an air of mystery and suspense. The Mist is an expertly crafted horror TV series that will leave you feeling agitated and disturbed, producing unexpectedly satisfying twists that will keep you on the edge of your seat right up to the final credits.

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Seasons
The Tenth Meal
10. The Tenth Meal
August 24, 2017
Everyone arrives at the mall, and Connor sacrifices Jay to the Mist. Kevin confronts Adrian, and Gus and the others prepare to exile Alex and Eve from the mall.
The Waking Dream
9. The Waking Dream
August 17, 2017
Vic decides to stay behind and finds Vic. Meanwhile, Adrian finds Eve and Alex at the mall, and Jonah finds someone from his pre-amnesia life.
The Law of Nature
8. The Law of Nature
August 10, 2017
Kevin and the others with him stop at Adrian's house so that Adrian can say goodbye to his parents. Meanwhile, at the mall Shelley turns the others in her group against Alex, and Gus takes drastic measures. Meanwhile, Nathalie convinces Connor and two others to join her.
Over the River and Through the Woods
7. Over the River and Through the Woods
August 3, 2017
Romanov and Nathalie hold a trial by ordeal to determine which one the church group should follow. Meanwhile, Eve secretly listens in on the other mall group, Mia takes opiate blockers to break her addiction, and Adrian faces a new danger.
The Devil You Know
6. The Devil You Know
July 27, 2017
At the hospital, Kevin meets someone intent on using him as a test subject to determine how the mist kills. Meanwhile, Mia goes home while Jay saves Alex from an unexpected danger.
The Waiting Room
5. The Waiting Room
July 20, 2017
When Kevin and the others reach the hospital, they discover that the OR is cut off by the mist. Kevin's brother is dying, and Kevin must make a perilous trip and a dangerous operation to save him. Meanwhile, Mia meets someone with Bryan's name.
Pequod
4. Pequod
July 13, 2017
Kevin, Mia, Bryan and Adrian make it away from the church, and meet a grief-stricken father looking for his son who has a truck that works. At the mall, Vic and Ted let the mist into the mall, and Alex faces what lies within it. Meanwhile, Nathalie believes that she finds the key to the mist, but Romanov isn't convinced.
Show and Tell
3. Show and Tell
July 6, 2017
At the church, Connor locks up Mia, Jonah, and Kevin in the basement. Back at the mall, Jay confronts Alex to try and convince her he didn't rape her.
Withdrawal
2. Withdrawal
June 29, 2017
The Mist has settled over town as Eve, Alex, and other mallgoers try to manage the rising panic. Meanwhile, Kevin, Adrian, Mia, and Jonah venture out into the mist to get to Kevin's family.
Pilot
1. Pilot
June 22, 2017
In the small Maine town of Bridgeville, teenager Alex Copeland is apparently raped at a party. However, the crime--and the townspeople's belief that she's lying--is nothing compared to the mysterious mist that soon settles over the town... and the people who die in it.
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The Mist, a television drama horror series, is a creation of Christian Thorpe and Amanda Segel. It is based on the Stephen King novella of the same name. The show premiered on Spike TV on June 22, 2017, and ran for only one season. The Mist is set in Bridgeville, Maine, a small town that is shrouded in a deadly and strange mist that soon ignites paranoia and chaos among residents who are trapped within its confines.

The show follows a diverse cast of characters, including Eve Copeland (Alyssa Sutherland), a teacher and the mother of a teenager, Alex Copeland (Gus Birney), dealing with severe social anxiety. Other main characters include Kevin Copeland (Morgan Spector), Eve's husband, a local sports coach, Nathalie Raven (Frances Conroy), a resident of the town who is also a spiritual healer, and Adrian Garf (Russell Posner), a local teenager who is struggling with his sexual orientation.

In the pilot episode, the story begins with a group of soldiers stationed at the Arrowhead military base, situated in Bridgeville. Things start getting bizarre when a scientist's experiment goes awry, causing a horrific fog to drift towards the town. Soon after, the base is shut down, and everyone is forced to evacuate. However, not all military personnel make it out in time.

At the same time, an Eaton Mall manager, Gus Redman (Darren Pettie) and his staff find themselves trapped inside the mall as the mist descends upon the city. The various characters find themselves in different scenarios and circumstances, which leads to fear and panic. Nathalie Raven, informed through her dreams and visions, suggests the mist is concealing a door to another dimension, which brings otherworldly creatures into their world.

The Mist is much more than just a horror show; it delves deeply into the complexities of human behavior when a community is faced with extreme adversity. The sinister and mysterious events inside the mist test the town residents, revealing their true natures, with a dose of psychological horror.

The show's midpoint introduces us to Jonah Dixon (Okezie Morro), a soldier who survived the Arrowhead base incident. He feels guilty for his role and for letting another lab assistant die. He feels compelled to use the mist as an opportunity to redeem himself. On the other hand, Alex and her friends are hiding at the mall's loading bay, hoping to avoid the chaos outside. Inside is a survivalist, named Jay Heisel (Luke Cosgrove) and his mother, and they both try to recruit Alex's group. She is certain that her father is still alive, and they embark on a dangerous mission to rescue him.

The show explores the fear of the unknown, asking what could happen if our most insidious and dark impulses get the better of us in times of crisis. The small town residents must come to terms with their humanity, morals, and the kind of world they want to create, all while fighting for their lives.

The series, which sadly only ran for one season, is a masterclass in tension-building and, like the novella, is an intense character study. It uses its talented cast to its full potential, showing how survival instincts, hope, guilt, and desperation can bring out the best and worst in people.

In the wake of recent disaster stories like Ozark, The Rain, and The Walking Dead, The Mist does an excellent job of keeping the audience engaged in a fresh way, exploring how humanity would realistically react while maintaining an air of mystery and suspense.

The Mist is an expertly crafted horror TV series that will leave you feeling agitated and disturbed, producing unexpectedly satisfying twists that will keep you on the edge of your seat right up to the final credits.

The Mist is a series that is currently running and has 1 seasons (10 episodes). The series first aired on June 22, 2017.

Where to Watch The Mist

The Mist is available for streaming on the Spike TV website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch The Mist on demand at Google Play and Apple TV.

  • Premiere Date
    June 22, 2017
  • IMDB Rating
    5.4  (26,221)