TV Mini Series Review: Echoes

Echoes

That Kid Ed Productions, EndemolShine Banks Australia

Netflix

Release date

19 August 2022

Genre

Drama

No. of episodes

7

#whatonwhatsgood Express Review (Jovin Tardif | What On What's Good)

Echoes is a mystery thriller about two identical twins, Leni and Gina, who decided to continuously swap lives from childhood to adulthood.

The twist in this miniseries is that one of the sisters goes missing. The question is...what happened? Can one of the twins cover for both of them? You have 7 episodes to watch in this limited series in order to figure out what's occurred.

I think you will enjoy the performance of Michelle Monaghan who plays the dual roles of Leni and Gina. You might recognize her from her performances in the “Mission: Impossible” franchise.

Echoes

Created by

Vanessa Gazy

Starring

Michelle Monaghan as Leni and Gina McCleary

Matt Bomer as Jack Beck

Daniel Sunjata as Charles "Charlie" Davenport

Ali Stroker as Claudia McCleary

Karen Robinson as Sheriff Louise Floss

Rosanny Zayas as Deputy Paula Martinez

Michael O'Neill as Victor McCleary

Celia Weston as Georgia Tyler

Gable Swanlund as Mathilda "Mattie" Beck

Jonathan Tucker as Dylan James

Executive producers

Vanessa Gazy, Brian Yorkey, Imogen Banks, Quinton Peeples

Season 1

S1, Ep1

Home

19 Aug. 2022

My Rating 7/10

#whatonwhatsgood Rating 71%

 S1, Ep2

Birthday 

19 Aug. 2022

My Rating 7/10

#whatonwhatsgood Rating 70%

S1, Ep3

Party

19 Aug. 2022

My Rating 7/10

#whatonwhatsgood Rating 68%

S1, Ep4

Body

19 Aug. 2022

My Rating 7/10

#whatonwhatsgood Rating 70%

S1, Ep5

Gina

19 Aug. 2022

My Rating 7/10

#whatonwhatsgood Rating 71%

S1, Ep6

Fire

19 Aug. 2022

My Rating 7/10

#whatonwhatsgood Rating 70%

S1, Ep7

Falls

19 Aug. 2022

My Rating 6/10

#whatonwhatsgood Rating 65%

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