Paper Girls follows four young girls who, while out delivering papers on the morning after Halloween in 1988, become unwittingly caught in a conflict between warring factions of time-travelers, sending them on an adventure through time that will save the world. As they travel between our present, the past, and the future - they encounter future versions of themselves and now must choose to embrace or reject their fate. An emotional adventure in which the girls and the women they eventually become are tough, their friendships are authentic, and their journey through time is epic.
The show had potential, but in the end couldn't deliver IMHO. I wish I had given up after 3 episodes. Really surprised that it got 7.3/10 @ IMDb.
by merc posted 2 years ago
in a review od Amazon dud shows the UK Telegraph said this "From Muddled Earth to towering inferno, Amazon's adventures on the small screen have gone distinctly subprime lately (meanwhile, it has cancelled its best new show – Stranger Things-esque time-travel caper Paper Girls)." Wow
There's already a forum thread, and it's linked on https://next-episode.net/paper-girls - I'll merge both threads. Please check the show page before creating a new thread in the future. :)
by LuC posted 2 years ago
Saw this on Prime and started watching it a few days ago. I'm up to episode 6 now. While I can't say it is the greatest show but it's done okay. The actress (Adina Porter) that played Indra on The 100 plays a baddie in this show. I guess the character Indra was a baddie at first on The 100.
It might be geared more for the teenage viewers a lot like The 100 is/was.
I'm in it for the long haul I guess unless it becomes distasteful, but so far it's ok and kind of interesting.
by merc posted 2 years ago
Tasviewer said:
what I wonder is how they get the money to make shows like this.
You know what they say about fools and their money.
well not just this show. I have been over at a friends the last month and been watching films on UK Freeview TV and the number of should never have been made films on the strange channels was astonishing, where the money came from god knows
by Tasviewer posted 2 years ago
merc said:
what I wonder is how they get the money to make shows like this.
You know what they say about fools and their money.
by merc posted 2 years ago
what I wonder is how they get the money to make shows like this.
by Phenjamin posted 2 years ago
g371 said:
Imo it's awful if you are not 10
Yeah, I'm not sure what the age group this was aimed at.
The main characters are 12, plot is predictable and the CGI questionable so maybe its for young kids/adults.
Personally, I enjoy some of the low effort stuff (I may be too easy to please) so I can just sit back and watch without having to think too much.
Some shows try to hard and get really convoluted and unnecessarily complex. If you're not in the right mind space to watch it's just wasted time.
Paper Girls definately doesn't try to get complex!
by g371 posted 2 years ago
Imo it's awful if you are not 10, tho there are some funny moments, that future Asian and the code that was shown on the left side when she activated that gadget is on the same level as that meme where somebody types in Excel to disarm a bomb :D
The full review of the expensive duds is here https://www.telegraph.co.uk/tv/0/citadel-russo-brothers-200m-amazon-spy-series-already-doomed/ if you have a sub or otherwise
It might be geared more for the teenage viewers a lot like The 100 is/was.
I'm in it for the long haul I guess unless it becomes distasteful, but so far it's ok and kind of interesting.
You know what they say about fools and their money.
well not just this show. I have been over at a friends the last month and been watching films on UK Freeview TV and the number of should never have been made films on the strange channels was astonishing, where the money came from god knows
You know what they say about fools and their money.
Yeah, I'm not sure what the age group this was aimed at.
The main characters are 12, plot is predictable and the CGI questionable so maybe its for young kids/adults.
Personally, I enjoy some of the low effort stuff (I may be too easy to please) so I can just sit back and watch without having to think too much.
Some shows try to hard and get really convoluted and unnecessarily complex. If you're not in the right mind space to watch it's just wasted time.
Paper Girls definately doesn't try to get complex!