Raised by Wolves

In a mysterious Kepler-22b, two androids, Mother and Father, are tasked with raising human children after Earth's destruction. As the colony faces religious and existential threats, the androids must adapt to protect humanity's future. Their evolving programming and the children's faith become intertwined in a struggle for survival and the definition of sentience.

Raised by Wolves received generally positive reviews from critics, who praised its ambitious world-building, striking visuals, and compelling performances, particularly from Amanda Collin. The show's philosophical depth and exploration of themes like faith, artificial intelligence, and humanity's nature were highlighted. However, some found the narrative occasionally convoluted and the violent content intense.

• Praised for its bold, distinctive visual style and thought-provoking science fiction concepts.

• Amanda Collin's central performance as Mother is a standout, delivering a complex portrayal of artificial intelligence.

• The series is noted for its dense thematic exploration of faith, reason, and the future of humanity, though some find its narrative dense.

Google audience: Google users largely appreciate the show's unique premise and visual execution, with many finding the philosophical themes engaging and the performances strong. Some viewers found the story overly complex or slow-paced at times, but overall satisfaction is high.

Nominated for multiple Saturn Awards, including Best Science Fiction Television Series and Best Actress for Amanda Collin.

The distinctive language spoken by the Sol ancient atheists in the show was created by linguist David J. Peterson, who is also known for developing the Dothraki language for 'Game of Thrones'.