Still thought it was boring. I think I even saw something from E3... not my cup of tea unfortunately.2nd episode is much better. First episode was just bad.
On a non-spoilery way, this feels like LOST (a central mystery, with character driven drama), but here based on how the 1st season Ended, and things that were implied, there seems to be an answer to most of the things hinted at. I recommend it fully as I was afraid of them just not doing much with the mystery but it works.I finished episode 2. I am genuinely intrigued as to where this thing is headed. I hope it's not going to get draw out to death and can stay this intriguing. I would prefer normally to wait to watch so I know ahead of time this thing won't wander aimlessly in future seasons. But, so far so good.
You can thank Ben Stiller, who Erickson says encouraged him to end the season at that moment. Originally, had one more episode planned in order to unpack what the trio found out about their life outside of work at Lumon Industries during their daring out-of-office sorta-heist.
Have to disagree with you here. The way the story unfolded, there were no additional "conclusions" that could have been told in the space of that one episode. To me, the story/characters made significant strides, had strong revelations about what's going on, and the aftermath of said story beats will take another full season (or more) to explore.Finally got around to watching this. It's an overall great show that kept me glued to my TV, but the "finale" really took the wind out of the sails for me... because there is no satisfying conclusion to the season. It's just a cliffhanger with no resolution whatsoever. The Boys is how you do cliffhangers right - there were resolutions to the seasonal arcs, and the cliffhanger was the cherry on top to tease the next season. Severance's finale reminds me of how DC Titans first season ended, and how the true 'ending' to the first season was actually the first episode of the second season. It was handled very poorly and I stopped watching shortly after. Hope Severance hasn't made the same mistake... but then again Severance is a significantly better show than Titans so hopefully it'll be fine.
Edit: after reading up on it, it seems it was Ben Stiller's suggestion to end the season right there.
I bolded the problem here. As stated in the quote I supplied: there was another episode intended to be part of the season in order to wrap things up, but Stiller encouraged the showrunner to end it there instead. That's why it feels incomplete to me - because it felt like there was another episode written but not filmed, and my intuition was correct.there were no additional "conclusions" that could have been told in the space of that one episode.
I feel like Stiller cut it off for a reason. I imagine the episode in question works better as a season opener rather than a epilogue to season one. Of course we would have to wait till we actually see it.I bolded the problem here. As stated in the quote I supplied: there was another episode intended to be part of the season in order to wrap things up, but Stiller encouraged the showrunner to end it there instead. That's why it feels incomplete to me - because it felt like there was another episode written but not filmed, and my intuition was correct.
Yes, I agree. The last thing I want is for this to just drag out endlessly with no real resolution. It's why I hate most TV programs and why I refuse to watch Lost.I do hope there's a complete (and well thought out) plan for the main mysteries and they're not just making it up as they go.
For All Mankind. It's really great although season 3 is disappointing so far.whats there to watch on AppleTV+ besides ted lasso?
No, nothing. It's something completely different.Has this series anything ti do with the 2006 movie?
Black bird is amazing. Feels like an HBO show with the places it is willing to goHas this series anything ti do with the 2006 movie?
For All Mankind. It's really great although season 3 is disappointing so far.
Servantwhats there to watch on AppleTV+ besides ted lasso?
I browse from time to time and theres nothing that catches my eye.
Super addicted to For All Mankind. Current season has it's warts compared to 1st two, but still so excellent. Can't wait for the finale next week... That's blown past everything else to become my favorite show in some time (followed by The Boys, I guess)Has this series anything ti do with the 2006 movie?
For All Mankind. It's really great although season 3 is disappointing so far.
SEE is insanely underratedServant
Black Bird
Foundation
Prehistoric Planet
Loot
The Morning Show (maybe)
Shining Girls (also maybe)
WeCrashed
The Problem with Jon Stewart
Invasion (maybe, very slow if you are expecting SciFi)
Mythic Quest
I've actually been surprised with how much original stuff I've enjoyed on Apple+ compared to other streaming services.
I love it too. I just hope they don't drag the plot over and excessive number of seasons.Just binged on the entire season during the last weeks. I enjoyed it a lot. Fantastic show. The idea of severing a part of your consciousness that would form a new consciousness and could be treated as a sub-human/non-person is absolutely terrifying the more I think about it. It's a fascinating premise because here would be a lot of people and organisatons willingly use it.
It's a fascinating premise because here would be a lot of people and organisatons willingly use it.
Same here. Excitement then let down! ,FFS, expecting season 2 news with the bump....again.
Glad you guys enjoyed it though it really was the best thing on tv from last year.
Yeah. I’m expecting it’ll gradually expand the scope.I love it too. I just hope they don't drag the plot over and excessive number of seasons.