I was so looking forward to the third season of Wayward Pines, which DNA Science covered in the summers of 2015 and 2016, but alas it was not to be. I’ll have to wait another year

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I was so looking forward to the third season of Wayward Pines, which DNA Science covered in the summers of 2015 and 2016, but alas it was not to be. I’ll have to wait another year
The FOX TV sci-fi dystopian series Wayward Pines had been unspooling a terrific second season, until a common genetics error halfway through the finale left me dumbstruck. The writers must have missed the day in tenth
I’m thrilled that DNA Science made the top 15 PLOS blog posts of 2015, but a little surprised that the entry was for analysis of the genetic accuracy of the TV series Wayward Pines. Then
Tonight is the final episode, ever, of Wayward Pines, the 10-episode FOX television show that’s the best sci-fi I’ve seen since the X-Files. The series, based on a trilogy by Blake Crouch, has a seemingly