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I'm getting a whole "Fortitude" vibe here. That was another Frozen Tundra mystical mumbo-jumbo detective series a few years back. i gave up on that show. I'm not sure how long I'm sticking around for this one.
I'm getting a whole "Fortitude" vibe here. That was another Frozen Tundra mystical mumbo-jumbo series a few years back.
Mercifully, they'll be putting a screw driver into the temple of our skulls very shortly.
It was meant to make you chuckle or eyeroll, or both. Nothing more. FWIW, the cast change is a tad too much for me, as well.
There hasn't been this much Internet outrage since they recast Darren.
What are there, 16, 17 total episodes to go? I have to stay until this series comes to its inevitable crappy ending.
Throw some pity my way, too, would you? I had to watch this episode (and the last episode). What a bore. I thought the talking dead was a show that came on after TWD. Turns out, they've combined the two.
Talk, walking montage, talk, walking montage, talk, walking montage, talk...
Plus, tonight's episode with Ben's story contains one the most important teaching moments anyone is ever to encounter:
A smokin' bod ALWAYS trumps any sort of lunacy your date may be displaying.
A solid...meh.
Great. Another "computer with feelings, trying to figure out its existence" story. Something that has been explored many times in cinema since the beginning of film. A few stories from "The Twilight Zone" TV series come to mind.
The fact that our hero is a "little girl" matters not. It's only a computer program. It's okay to delete it.
The subplot of the evil corporatist murdering everyone to get his property back is another discussion.
The Hulk's convoluted explanation of time travel.
"Hulk Smash!" would have made more sense.
The most important point any of us can take away from these post-apocalyptic programs is this: The majority of the survivors will generally come from the Ford Modeling Agency.
And, thank God. I don't want to live in a future where you ugly people are allowed to exist. You'll be just be relegated to one of the zombies whose skull I'll eventually have to smash in with a claw hammer.
Just like the Good Book says: The beautiful shall inherit the earth.
Well, this is science fiction/fantasy. So, no one ever really dies. Sure, it's been done a million times before, and done better, but let's pretend we live forever! Keep that time machine going, I say.
Of course, none of these plots ever goes back to the beginning of time to resurrect every human that has died. Honestly, it's a huge plot hole.
It also cuts into the seriousness of the threat from a villain if we know our hero has a ace up their sleeve called immortality. (I mean, we can do this more than once, right?)
New Title: Avengers: You Only Live Forever
Sadly, yes. Didn’t keep me from watching till the bitter end, though.
The nosedive for that show is coming, too. When the Nazis and the alien-Nazis come, you can stop watching. The show's finale was particularly disappointing.