Review: Extraterrestrials wreak havoc on Earth in the new Apple TV+ show 'Invasion,' but with many characters and a dragging storyline it creeps rather than thrills
The best advice regarding the 10-episode “Invasion” would probably be to sit back and binge, except that once the three-part premiere is over, you have to wait until the following Friday for a new Apple TV+ installment. The bingeing tip isn’t necessarily a compliment: “Invasion” proceeds so incrementally across such a wide range of characters and their responses to extraterrestrial terrorism that you might well lose your way from week to week. Never mind your interest.
It’s a truism in science fiction that the human element provides the conflict and the drama. But after many episodes of calibrated anxiety and ping-ponging between locations, seeing something with three-heads would be refreshing.
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