Miss Fergusson has that permanent pensively confused look trying to mask her agitation, when she is not trying to display agitation while being confusingly pensive, that is
What I'm trying to say is her acting range is not that great, the fact that I'm somehow begrudgingly discovering only now.
And in this season her character is fighting her familiar from Mission Impossible not LLM in the settings which remind Fallout TV series more and more with those flashbacks sprinkled over episodes' runtime.
It’s not an amnesia. It’s a big plot device from the book. Looks like they are merging storylines from the book to Silo 18. If my link between plot lines is correct, I suspect it is used to explain a certain quality with Jules and/or Silo 17.
I'm not sure. I like the series, but now I like the books a lot more. The show's writers are consulting with the book's author, so the changes made are not necessarily bad. And the spirit of the books is really preserved, at least so far. Thinking about the first book, which the first two seasons are based on, it seems to me that they only had material for a season and a half, and had to pad somewhat some stories to be able to end how they ended the second season. Now it remains a mystery how they will tackle the second and third book, and I feel like they are condensing some stories, moving pieces from one storyline to another. The second book is my favorite, and it would be a shame to lose any of it, but I understand why they might not be able to implement it as told in the book. So they'd have to bring parts of the third book, which is years after the second, but can't be for the show.
I know a lot of people didn't like the jumps between the two silos, but that's how it is in the book. I felt the book did it slightly better and Solo was less annoying, but that could be me not liking Steve Zahn I still think season 2 was good, but like I said, somewhat padded.
If what I suspect will happen in season 3 and 4, a LOT is about to happen. So if you were bored in 2, you might not be with the next two seasons.
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s3 is meh so far, at this point the show is best when it reveals something like the season finales and the rest kinda boring. s2 ended strong but these scenes in s3 are so uninterestingly done except for that plane sequence
feels disjointed like s2 all over again, should have started with a full episode with these new characters and build from that, lost all the momentum again
s3 is meh so far, at this point the show is best when it reveals something like the season finales and the rest kinda boring. s2 ended strong but these scenes in s3 are so uninterestingly done except for that plane sequence
feels disjointed like s2 all over again, should have started with a full episode with these new characters and build from that, lost all the momentum again
They are condensing the story of two books into two relatively short seasons. They have to introduce a whole new cast of characters with … consequential … motivations, plot devices that will be relevant in silo times AND move the silo 17/18 story (which is in the third book). The second book takes almost half its length going through the "before times", the characters, their motivations, their relationships, the events, etc., then spends the second half fleshing out even more. What exactly do you expect to happen in two episodes of television content?
Perhaps you should watch the retarded "recap" from braindeadshot at the end of the show.
They are condensing the story of two books into two relatively short seasons.
they are sure taking their time then
but another problem is the lack of interesting characters, the show started really strong with david oyelowo and rashida jones but rebecas character is a bit meh maybe its her acting sometimes but the rest of the cast feel second characters. tim robbins is great though
and cant help that the show can be very eerie and atmospheric at times but also looks like a syfy show other times
I had a feeling when watching season 2 on a weekly basis that this show is meant to be binged. So this time, I'm going to wait until the entire season airs, then watch it in like 2 or 3 sittings. Will see if it's more effective/interesting that way.
I think im gonna do the same, I watched the first two and while it does build intrigue it's another plot staller cheap trick. I've read about how amnesia was used in the books and it's a different character in another story. The way it's used here should not exceed 3 episodes. If it goes on for the majority of the season then most of it will be a waste.
So S3 is full of interpersonal drama. This is pretty disappointing for me. S1 was pretty mature with the setting and the dialog. The situation was dire, adults acted lke it. Now adults act like they are in a teen drama throwing tantrums. What the fuck happened?
I would understand if we were getting memory back glimpses together with her, uncovering the plot of some 3 months of amnesia conspiracy, but we already know all this everything is exactly the same where we left off. Its like this season is meant to be watched by actors within the show itself, so dumb
Why Camille Sims wouldn't share the burden of hard life-changing decisions with someone else like.., at least, with her husband played by Common. I realize Legacy must have scared her shitless into secrecy, but come on, she must understand, that kind of responsibility shouldn't fall on her alone.
Following the uprisal in the previous season they decided to rewrite the Pact, and sheriff Billings is actively participating in the process. He seems to be a smart guy. One of the first things he should have done given what he knows from the previous season is to limit raiders deployment ,at least, not without his approval.
Also what kind of lame ending to the 3-d episode of 10-episode season 3 with 4-th season already being filmed is it to supposedly threaten the main protagonist's life? We know for sure Juliette survives.
@LeoNatan Silo dwellers don't know that, being brainwashed from childhood into the Pact. Besides, in this tv show Legacy does have access to the virus or whatever, that supposedly killed most of Silo 17 residents.
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in the settings which remind Fallout TV series more and more with those flashbacks sprinkled over episodes' runtime.
I still think season 2 was good, but like I said, somewhat padded.
