We started season 3 of "The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon" last night. This show is arguably the best WD spinoff show, but episode 1 dragged a bit. I'm hoping it picks up as the season goes on. The first two seasons were really good.
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The Foundation is excellent, love the twists and turns, the Robot’s fate is to be determined.Foundation s3 is very good
I've read everything from Azimov multiple times , big fan
I really liked how they combined elements from different books/series , well done !
A must see
I may be biased though![]()
Foundation s3 is very good
Yeah. Demerzel was my favorite character. At least she went out in an incredible fashion. What really didn’t sit well with me was Beyta being the Mule, and how easy it was to destroy the clones.Foundation S3 Finale : wow
I was pissed that Lady Demerol died ( didn't make sense with the novel) but the final punch made up for it
Makes the link to the novel "Earth and Foundation" wich is the link between the Foundation series and The Robot Series
Spoiler alert :
So ,in S4 , we'll probably have flash back to the robot era and Kalle is Daneel
There was some talk about Weapons a few pages back. I enjoyed it overall.The Foundation is excellent, love the twists and turns, the Robot’s fate is to be determined.
The Invasion, teeters between action and melodrama, enjoyable, go Trevante
The Chief of War, another retelling of native stories, colonizers don’t come off as good people
Also in the Mix
The Silo, just love the concept, the culture and the tech.
The Studio, reminded me of Gervais’ The Extra where protagonist shoots himself every episode
Anyone seen Weapons? Interested
That whole Gaal storyline was very disjointed and really made little sense. It's like they cut some critical scenes.Yeah. Demerzel was my favorite character. At least she went out in an incredible fashion. What really didn’t sit well with me was Beyta being the Mule, and how easy it was to destroy the clones.
I agree. It’s like there was a more nuanced story to tell and not enough time to do it. Too much time was spent on the mules back story only to make the whole exercise pointless. Magnifico (as in the books) would have made more sense than Beyta even if it was obvious. Or hell, the mule was really the mule the whole time and everything else was a diversion would have been satisfying. It’s like they made it her for the sole purpose of a “ I didn’t see that coming” moment. Just a let down in what would have been a better storyline.That whole Gaal storyline was very disjointed and really made little sense. It's like they cut some critical scenes.