‘The Nevers’ review: Period superpower epic that could do with a tighter focus


After three years, Amalia had yet to master the intricacies of the superhero landing.

The Nevers, a new show about people with powers, is pretty far removed from garden-variety superhero fare.

Set in the late Victorian era, it is about people who, by the reckoning of the elite in such class-conscious times, should never have the kind of power they wield – let alone be seen wielding it.

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