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bucknersrevenge wrote:Been sitting here watching the 3rd season of For All Mankind. This show is wild as hell. As a history guy, the revising of our history is messin me up in the best possible way. The script and the cast is outstanding.
BostonCouchGM wrote:bucknersrevenge wrote:Been sitting here watching the 3rd season of For All Mankind. This show is wild as hell. As a history guy, the revising of our history is messin me up in the best possible way. The script and the cast is outstanding.
I've heard great things. Are you saying they revise our history for the show or that history is revised and this show provides the truth?
bucknersrevenge wrote:BostonCouchGM wrote:bucknersrevenge wrote:Been sitting here watching the 3rd season of For All Mankind. This show is wild as hell. As a history guy, the revising of our history is messin me up in the best possible way. The script and the cast is outstanding.
I've heard great things. Are you saying they revise our history for the show or that history is revised and this show provides the truth?
They revise history for the show. For example, in this world, the Soviet Union were the first to land on the Moon. Gary Hart was President at one point. Lots of other little anecdotal things you see over the passage of time are just wild to me. The Man in the High Castle was like this too but didn't go as in-depth with all the little details but that was another great show like this.
bucknersrevenge wrote:BostonCouchGM wrote:bucknersrevenge wrote:Been sitting here watching the 3rd season of For All Mankind. This show is wild as hell. As a history guy, the revising of our history is messin me up in the best possible way. The script and the cast is outstanding.
I've heard great things. Are you saying they revise our history for the show or that history is revised and this show provides the truth?
They revise history for the show. For example, in this world, the Soviet Union were the first to land on the Moon. Gary Hart was President at one point. Lots of other little anecdotal things you see over the passage of time are just wild to me. The Man in the High Castle was like this too but didn't go as in-depth with all the little details but that was another great show like this.
bisme37 wrote:I got into The Sandman on Netflix last night and really like it so far. I didn't read the comics and didn't really know if it was my genre on paper but it's super cool and just a really good show regardless of genre. Check it out yo.
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Ill News wrote:Just finished watching the series finale of Better Call Saul. Brilliant. That's all I can say.
I don't think people realize just how hard it is to stick a show's ending; we've had a lot of high-profile series flop spectacularly with its finale (most notably Game of Thrones, Killing Eve, and Ozark), but there was never any doubt with BCS since the show's writing has been brilliant from start to finish. Not gonna spoil anything here, but it ended the series in typical BCS fashion, and it left me with this lingering sadness, both over the outcomes of each character and the fact that this is basically a wrap for the entire Breaking Bad universe. (Unless they do more spinoffs, which I strongly hope they don't.)