The turbine hasnāt been opened up like that in generations. Nobody thereās grandfathers ever did that kind of work, so it makes sense that theyāre feeling it out as they go.
2,3. This was wild, I was surprised she wasnāt scalded to death when she was swimming in this water that has to be >50C. But I guess her character is very selfless and didnāt want to put anyone in this most perilous situation. Good person to make Sheriff imo
Iām sticking with it, but the constant āsecret/mystery behind every cornerā stuff is annoying me. It feels very designed to keep the viewer watching without revealing much at all.
Fair that they didnāt know exactly how to go about it, but it seemed like they hadnāt even discussed even the rudiments of a plan.
Also fair that she couldnāt ask anyone else to risk their life on the spot. But why didnāt they think of this evidently very viable option to extend the time they had to do repairs beforehand? They were already super tight on time.
Fair that you didnāt see it, but the people in the cafeteria must have no?
Aint nobody got time for that. Iāll just say I enjoyed TWD up until the end. Sure, they storylines got really stretched out towards the end, and the last 3 seasons felt like they couldāve been packed into one, but whatever. Maybe the problems were less noticeable to me because I always binged the seasons.
Iām excited for the Rick & Michonne spinoff coming next year.
If there is demand we can do it. The problem I see is that people often forget to use dedicated threads (or donāt know they exist) and post in the main thread.
There is no harm, it just takes one person to start it. I asked people if we should have an MCU thread, people said no, and I eventually decided to say fuck it and start one anyways.
couldnāt disagree more about the writing! at a most basic level, find the best thing about the show to be its sense of humor. can totally see how it may not be to everyoneās liking with the rapid-fire deliveries and the endless super-witty replies, but the awesomeness of the writing is not only in the dialog and her stand up, but also in the stage direction (think Iām using this term correctly). the show is like more like a well crafted play at times (the Odd Couple comes to mind as a comparison) which adds a frantic energy in all the right ways and can only work well with highly skilled performers.
then thereās the storyline. a mom of two gets dumped by her philandering husband in an otherwise idealized version and relentlessly optimistic portrayal of a Jewish family in 1950ās NYC, and channels her pain into comedy. her brilliance is recognized by Susie, a down-and-out club manager whoās constantly referred to as a man, and Lenny Bruce (of all people) who serves simultaneously as a muse and a cautionary tale for Midge and the audience. and thereās also the ever-present sexism and misogyny (and racism and homophobia) that undercuts her act, career and the show.
and itās great to look at. Roseās coats alone are exquisite.
I could keep going, but this should give you a sense why it was so loved
Man I hate to say it but is Silo blowing it? First 3 episodes great, last 3 nothing happens other than more questions and then the dreaded flashback episode this week. Cool