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Ended up really enjoying this season. If Tom Hopper isn't the next bond....wtf?
by lighton posted 9 months ago
1x7/ season finale
The car explosion was done a bit sloppily: first the car was in motion (approaching the house), and then - cut! - the explosion happened to a stationary car a split second later.
Other than that, I've enjoyed what we got so far. :)
by lighton posted 9 months ago
WilliamDrakeMcGregor wrote:
jim1961 wrote:
Finished the season. Pretty good watch.
My main gripe with the show is the way they did the time sequence. I mean, first there was the original Terminal List, then a prequel series, and upcoming, season 2 of the original series. Why not just tell the story in linear fashion?
My guess is, because The Terminal List ist based off of the book series and this here is an original story from the showrunners.
This would mean we got lucky we even got the prequel series because it might not have been in the original plan for the franchise.
My main gripe with the show is the way they did the time sequence. I mean, first there was the original Terminal List, then a prequel series, and upcoming, season 2 of the original series. Why not just tell the story in linear fashion?
My guess is, because The Terminal List ist based off of the book series and this here is an original story from the showrunners.
This would mean we got lucky we even got the prequel series because it might not have been in the original plan for the franchise.
I am glad we got the prequel series. In some ways, I like it better than the original one. I suppose my gripe is part of an overall sensitivity I am acquiring regarding shows that jump all over the place in time. There are lots of them these days.
by WilliamDrakeMcGregor posted 9 months ago
jim1961 wrote:
Finished the season. Pretty good watch.
My main gripe with the show is the way they did the time sequence. I mean, first there was the original Terminal List, then a prequel series, and upcoming, season 2 of the original series. Why not just tell the story in linear fashion?
My guess is, because The Terminal List ist based off of the book series and this here is an original story from the showrunners.
This would mean we got lucky we even got the prequel series because it might not have been in the original plan for the franchise.
by jim1961 posted 9 months ago
Finished the season. Pretty good watch.
My main gripe with the show is the way they did the time sequence. I mean, first there was the original Terminal List, then a prequel series, and upcoming, season 2 of the original series. Why not just tell the story in linear fashion?
by WilliamDrakeMcGregor posted 10 months ago
1x05...what an awesome episode. One of the best I've seen all year I think.
Tom Hopper is absolutely stealing the show here (not saying the other performances weren't great as well)
by WilliamDrakeMcGregor posted 10 months ago
lighton wrote:
The struggle in the region has been going on for a long time, didn't feel forced (to make it seem current) to me.
1x5: The stated European locations frequently looked not that convincing to people who have traveled Europe (or seen pictures/ documentaries), but I guess the average US viewer won't complain. :)
Didn't mean the overall struggle but the specific
nuclear capabilities of Iran. I mean that was the whole reason U.S. finally intervened.
And that is the story of the show right now, to stop that from happening.
by lighton posted 10 months ago
The struggle in the region has been going on for a long time, didn't feel forced (to make it seem current) to me.
1x5: The stated European locations frequently looked not that convincing to people who have traveled Europe (or seen pictures/ documentaries), but I guess the average US viewer won't complain. :)
by WilliamDrakeMcGregor posted 10 months ago
Just watched EP03...the setting and story feel weird considering what happened just a couple of months ago. Guess (hopefully) it was filmed before then?
This becomes more and more an issure for me with shows like this. That they try to stay as current as possible with political situations and basically "milk them for content".
Sure making up fake countries like in Superman (2025) feels weird all the same, especially if they resemble existing countries. But am I wrong to think a couple of years ago this was a lot more different?
Not that the show / episodes aren't good - but this really puts me off.
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The car explosion was done a bit sloppily: first the car was in motion (approaching the house), and then - cut! - the explosion happened to a stationary car a split second later.
Other than that, I've enjoyed what we got so far. :)
My main gripe with the show is the way they did the time sequence. I mean, first there was the original Terminal List, then a prequel series, and upcoming, season 2 of the original series. Why not just tell the story in linear fashion?
My guess is, because The Terminal List ist based off of the book series and this here is an original story from the showrunners.
This would mean we got lucky we even got the prequel series because it might not have been in the original plan for the franchise.
+1
And they - I guess - wouldn't have gotten the budget for this if they weren't successful with https://next-episode.net/the-terminal-list in the first place. :)
My main gripe with the show is the way they did the time sequence. I mean, first there was the original Terminal List, then a prequel series, and upcoming, season 2 of the original series. Why not just tell the story in linear fashion?
My guess is, because The Terminal List ist based off of the book series and this here is an original story from the showrunners.
This would mean we got lucky we even got the prequel series because it might not have been in the original plan for the franchise.
I am glad we got the prequel series. In some ways, I like it better than the original one. I suppose my gripe is part of an overall sensitivity I am acquiring regarding shows that jump all over the place in time. There are lots of them these days.
My main gripe with the show is the way they did the time sequence. I mean, first there was the original Terminal List, then a prequel series, and upcoming, season 2 of the original series. Why not just tell the story in linear fashion?
My guess is, because The Terminal List ist based off of the book series and this here is an original story from the showrunners.
This would mean we got lucky we even got the prequel series because it might not have been in the original plan for the franchise.
My main gripe with the show is the way they did the time sequence. I mean, first there was the original Terminal List, then a prequel series, and upcoming, season 2 of the original series. Why not just tell the story in linear fashion?
Tom Hopper is absolutely stealing the show here (not saying the other performances weren't great as well)
1x5: The stated European locations frequently looked not that convincing to people who have traveled Europe (or seen pictures/ documentaries), but I guess the average US viewer won't complain. :)
Didn't mean the overall struggle but the specific
nuclear capabilities of Iran. I mean that was the whole reason U.S. finally intervened.
And that is the story of the show right now, to stop that from happening.
1x5: The stated European locations frequently looked not that convincing to people who have traveled Europe (or seen pictures/ documentaries), but I guess the average US viewer won't complain. :)
This becomes more and more an issure for me with shows like this. That they try to stay as current as possible with political situations and basically "milk them for content".
Sure making up fake countries like in Superman (2025) feels weird all the same, especially if they resemble existing countries. But am I wrong to think a couple of years ago this was a lot more different?
Not that the show / episodes aren't good - but this really puts me off.