Outsiders

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Season 1
Season #: 2, 1
User Score
6.9

Generally favorable reviews- based on 63 Ratings

User score distribution:
  1. Positive: 43 out of 63
  2. Mixed: 7 out of 63
  3. Negative: 13 out of 63
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  1. Vaako
    Mar 4, 2016
    1
    Not one likable character. The entire show tries to come across as a serious drama about Appalachians, but is really nothing more than an insult to white people, which I believe, is on purpose. If you are not picking up on that, you are missing the point of the show, which is put white trash on display..
  2. DakotaFred
    Feb 15, 2016
    0
    Oh god.. how does this have a higher rating than say something like the new series Billions?! I'm just baffled by how dumb viewers have become. This is the lowest of low dumbed down "entertainment". Yeah right, EVERYONE in Kentucky is a backward arse illiterate incest freak of nature. Please.
  3. Prosmooth
    Feb 17, 2016
    0
    It's exactly like Sons of Anarchy--only even sillier. This time it's hillbillies instead of bikers--and they ride 4 wheelers instead of motorcycles. It even stars Opie from Sons of Anarchy playing the exact same character, with the same hair and clothes. It's manly men doing manly things like murdering, robbing, and getting drunk, so I'm sure it will go over big with the Donald Trump alphaIt's exactly like Sons of Anarchy--only even sillier. This time it's hillbillies instead of bikers--and they ride 4 wheelers instead of motorcycles. It even stars Opie from Sons of Anarchy playing the exact same character, with the same hair and clothes. It's manly men doing manly things like murdering, robbing, and getting drunk, so I'm sure it will go over big with the Donald Trump alpha male crowd. Everyone else should avoid it like the plague.… Expand
  4. joegernaut
    Jul 17, 2016
    1
    We only watched this because it's filmed in my backyard but I have no idea were they got the endless mountains from ? The show is very cheap a group of hillbilly biker wannabe hippies some how control all the mountains with a few bear traps and a little spy girl that's faster then the Flash ? The main cop is scared to death of them because they killed his dad and doesn't like to go up onWe only watched this because it's filmed in my backyard but I have no idea were they got the endless mountains from ? The show is very cheap a group of hillbilly biker wannabe hippies some how control all the mountains with a few bear traps and a little spy girl that's faster then the Flash ? The main cop is scared to death of them because they killed his dad and doesn't like to go up on the mountain so he lets them ride quads though town though the stores and still what they want . How did they get the bikes ? how did they get all the guns houses etc and whats up with the stupid catch phrase - GET GET YAH ? Well it's the stupidest thing you'll ever hear and one guy says it over and over and over x999,999,999 etc . Nothing in this show makes sense what it comes down to is - the hero left this crap hole and then comes back the big bad guy dose what it takes to become the big boss but then some rich people want the hill and they try and take it and so boring so boring so bad this is making me relive it . ahhhhh ! Just PASS ! Pass on this one ! O and Ryan Hurst Plays the same character he always plays so if your a fan of his your NOT missing anything !… Expand
  5. melcal91
    Sep 14, 2016
    2
    I wanted to like this show. A group of people who want to be "free" claim territory in the mountains & form a renaissance/tribal sort of society. I watched the first 7.5 episodes.. got halfway through the 8th episode when Foster announced "his choice" to marry a female already taken. This is a show where only the men are free. Females are used for domestic chores, sex, & procreation. NoI wanted to like this show. A group of people who want to be "free" claim territory in the mountains & form a renaissance/tribal sort of society. I watched the first 7.5 episodes.. got halfway through the 8th episode when Foster announced "his choice" to marry a female already taken. This is a show where only the men are free. Females are used for domestic chores, sex, & procreation. No logical female would give up their rights to live on this mountain lol. What a freaking joke.… Expand

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Metascore
63

Generally favorable reviews - based on 17 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 10 out of 17
  2. Mixed: 6 out of 17
  3. Negative: 1 out of 17
  1. The Wrap
    Reviewed by: Amber Dowling
    Jan 27, 2016
    80
    Sweeping and complex with a large cast of characters to delve into, The Outsiders isn’t necessarily new or gripping television, but it’s structured drama that delivers results thanks to the likes of Peter Tolan and Paul Giamatti at the helm as executive producers.
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  2. New York Magazine (Vulture)
    Reviewed by: Matt Zoller Seitz
    Jan 26, 2016
    70
    Some of the scenes verge on action-movie absurdity (most of the stuff involving all-terrain vehicles feels like a real-world hiccup of the Mad Max series), but there are low-key, even tender moments, too, sometimes with a touch of odd humor.
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  3. Newark Star-Ledger
    Reviewed by: Vicki Hyman
    Jan 26, 2016
    83
    These extended sojourns on the mountain, though beautifully shot, are self-serious to the point of spoof. That said, the performances--a supremely shaggy David Morse as Big Foster, a mercurial leader of the clan, Joe Anderson as Asa, who returned to the fold after a decade in the outside world, and Thomas M. Wright as troubled deputy Wade Houghton Jr., with a mysterious link to the Farrells--are strong throughout. And there's much in the material that resonates.
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