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1. Touch-and-Go
Air date: Nov 4, 2022
While investigating a Calling, Michaela finds a mysterious stowaway; Ben clings tightly to his beliefs; Cal comes out of hiding to pursue a lead.
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2. All-Call
Air date: Nov 4, 2022
Hidden voices on the black box draw Saanvi in; Cal sneaks to see an apprehended Henry; during a podcast appearance, Ben seeks help.
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3. High Flight
Air date: Nov 4, 2022
Cal tries to understand his scar; a Calling leads Michaela to 828 co-pilot Amuta, who sheds light on what he saw; Ben makes an emotional connection.
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4. Go-Around
Air date: Nov 4, 2022
A shared vision brings Michaela and Kyle together for a heartbreaking reason; Eagan offers Ben valuable information, but at a price.
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5. Squawk
Air date: Nov 4, 2022
Michaela, Vance, Jared, and Zeke's search for Ben at the compound leads to an explosive confrontation and a divine miracle.
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6. Relative Bearing
Air date: Nov 4, 2022
Everyone is forced to adjust as Cal guards a secret, Eagan pursues his own mission, and Michaela uncovers a tragic murder.
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7. Romeo
Air date: Nov 4, 2022
After finding another dead body, Michaela and Jared try to track down a serial killer; Cal goes on a date; Zeke faces old demons.
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8. Full Upright and Locked Position
Air date: Nov 4, 2022
Caught in a tough position, Cal attempts to clear his name as the search for the killer continues; Saanvi tests a theory on a reluctant volunteer.
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9. Rendezvous
Air date: Nov 4, 2022
An ominous Calling shakes up Michaela and Zeke's party; Cal and Ben receive devastating news; Michaela, Saanvi and Eagan look for the Omega Sapphire.
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10. Inversion Illusion
Air date: Nov 4, 2022
As the Stones race to find the Omega Sapphire, Ben finds hope in a Calling that reunites him with a familiar face; Zeke faces a difficult choice.
Manifest (2022 - 2023)
Where to watch Manifest: Season 4
Watch Manifest: Season 4 with a subscription on Netflix.
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It was good, the ending was very wholesome. Everything came together and felt connected. Best season of the show and very well thought through.
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Overall poor acting, direction, and writing. The idea is an interesting one just a pity it was so badly executed.
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Terrific ending. Yes, the heart strings were pulled with great calculation (consideration might be a kinder word) but damned if it didn't work. Last season was my favorite. If it stopped at Season 3, I'd have give it 3.5 stars. The premise and ending were great but there was some bloated writing along the way. Still, they landed it.
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Manifest is a great show, a little bit like Lost but definitely entertaining and watchable. Great cast of relatable characters and faith based messaging
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The subject of "Manifest" is certainly fascinating for those who love the supernatural, the imponderable, the unscientific. This pushed me to watch it all the way through, and to even feel joy and emotion in the last episode where the final mysteries are resolved. Certainly "Manifest" is not "Lost" or even "Dark" or "the OA", but it has its attraction regarding certain pseudoscientific and irrational subjects. The actors are up to their task, no champions but not poor either. But that's where the positives end. Unfortunately, there are many negative sides, first and foremost a screenplay characterized by redundant sentimentality all around. What should be a story of mystery and science becomes more and more a soap-opera in which we wonder who will love who, who will betray whom and who will be the couple of the year. All accompanied by horrible music for teenagers and a mournful tearful and omnipresent piano in the background. I understand the first 3 seasons aired in prime time on NBC, but on Netflix what was the need to continue along the do-gooder, sugary lines? If that wasn't enough, the politically correct in the representation of society is at obscene levels. Glad to have archived "Manifest".
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It was amazing! I fell in love with these characters over the course of the previous seasons and the ending they got was beautiful.
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Good plot for a video game
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ZERO stars. Couldn't even bother to watch anything past episode 1. The show started out great, but then gradually devolved into a complete disaster of ever-more artificial premises and plots pulled together by the ears. Booooooooooring
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Could have been great but it just dragged on for too long. Not a bad watch if you're desperate and have lots of free time.
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Compelling show. Perfect ending.
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