It's a great and interesting historical drama series. Of course it's not all 100% true, how could anyone know what kind of conversation the people had back then or know about their feelings, but most of the historical dates happened the way it was showed. Don't criticize the show just because you were expecting a different Einstein. Nobody is perfect.

I am totally impressed each week with an incredible journey into Picasso. As an art student I studied his works but I never had an idea what made him tick. One day I visited a museum in Chicago, I think it was there & I came upon Man With A Blue Guitar. I stood in front of it for a half an hour in tears. I finally figured out what made Picasso tick... This series of Genius is bold & I'm sure scares a lot of people who cannot think outside the box. It is a well known fact Picasso loved many women and I believe he loved each one in a very different way. This is probably startling to some but it is life. Congratulations on another brilliant series. Antonio Banderis is AMAZING. Thank you for this peak into Picassos heart & soul.

A serie for large public. or just expression of good intention for easy succes. it is bizarre to say than it is a bad serie. only one who has as start point the conviction than a good cast represents a good film. the script is the tool for a film for everybody. the basic desire - to impress, to seduce. the price is not significant. so, each episode remains, after its end, more and more ambiguous. details, small histories, insignificant details. and the absence of "pillars" defining the work of genius.. is it a hommage to the hero ? is it an exercise of "ad usum Delphini " project ? something missing. not only the historical accuracy. but a sort of axis.

I've been looking around for a while for a TV series or movie dedicated to telling the story of Einstein. I was quite happy after finding and watching the first season of Genius.What an incredible production... from the acting to the sets to the writing. This show really is fantastic... bravo to the cast and crew.To the naysayers complaining that every fact told in this show isn't correct, I think you're a scrooge. To translate a story like this, with so much depth and detail, into this medium does require some blurring of the lines. But overall this is really a glimpse into the life and times of Einstein, the greatest scientist and physicist the world has even known. To the whiners complaining that this is a hollywoodized production, I'm guessing you only watch episode one, or could not get past it. There is most definitely some of that, it's the nature of the business, get over it. I couldn't have asked for more out of a TV series.