Sense8 - Season 1
Season 1
The story of eight strangers scattered across the globe as they suddenly become mentally and emotionally linked. The show aims to explore subjects its writers feel science fiction shows tend to ignore or skim through like identity, gender, sexuality, and religion.
Episodes
Limbic Resonance
Eight strangers from cities around the globe begin having experiences that defy explanation.
I Am Also a We
Nomi's fortunes take a dark turn, while the rest of the Sensates' connections become stronger and more dangerous.
Smart Money's on the Skinny Bitch
With many of the Sensates' lives becoming more complicated, their newfound gift -- while still a mystery -- proves vital for survival.
What's Going On?
Nomi's fate draws nearer, Capheus and Wolfgang's fortunes seem to have turned, but Sun is faced with an impossible choice.
Art is Like Religion
The Sensates struggle with intensifying connections, which results in some interesting days on set for Lito and a wedding day surprise for Kala.
Demons
While the Sensates bond, Nomi takes a bold move to gain her freedom and Sun makes a choice she might someday regret.
WWN Double-D?
Nomi makes a shocking discovery about her former doctor, while Will gets closer to the truth behind his visions and Kala's doubts grow stronger.
We Will All Be Judged by the Courage of Our Hearts
Sun fights to adjust to her new life as Capheus tries to change his. Will and Nomi dig up disturbing information that could change everything.
Death Doesn't Let You Say Goodbye
Riley learns about her new life and its dangers, Kala deals with the aftermath of the attack on Rajan's father, and Lito's world spins out of control.
What is Human?
Will learns more about his origins and the threat to his future, while Wolfgang's actions catch up with him, even as his bond with Kala strengthens.
Just Turn the Wheel and the Future Changes
Riley's fate draws nearer, while Capheus and Sun are put to the test, and Wolfgang makes his boldest move yet.
I Can't Leave Her
With Riley in the hands of Whispers, all of the Sensates' skills are needed to give them any chance at survival.
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