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It's probably the two week premiere lead that dropped the ratings. The show is well received last I checked. I doubt it'll get cancelled at all, this is SyFy we're talking about. This is one of their better shows. I mean I guess they raised the bar by having The Expanse and Childhood's End and all that but I doubt they're gonna ride all their luck on The Expanse.
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Tokubetsu posted:Show's really good about nailing those human connection type moments. The scene where Cole basically tells Jennifer to go live for herself was also really touching.
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Apr 26, 2016 19:23
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Shbobdb posted:We think of time as linear because we are ants in a line. But that constrains us. I am not truly free because my past limits me. Eliminating the perceived linearity of time will make us free. No death no loss no pain. But still I'm just a bit apprehensive because of the weird time and humanity being connected thing. Not that the show can't veer into fantasy or whatever but it's a big pill to swallow, so I hope they have some more to work with coming down the pipe.
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May 10, 2016 19:04
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I'm still not entirely sure about exactly the endpoint the show is heading with the primaries being time pillars thing, but yeah that was a fun as hell of an episode. Glad to see the show can pair their characters off in different ways and it's still amazing. Man, Cassie and Jennifer going on adventures was pretty amazing. I guess as shown previously too that the plague is still forthcoming, but in 2018. So I guess the Tall Man is also now in charge of somehow dealing with the primaries somehow? I'm not sure how since they technically don't have a working time machine. Jennifer seeing the date of her death was funny since her expression was pretty much "best before September 2044".
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May 19, 2016 02:20
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Dr. Faustus posted:Yeah I called this as a "Monster of the week" deal when I saw the preview, and I think it actually OVER-delivered on that. Also even if Sam ends up becoming the Witness, whatever. I think time travel stories have been told to death where you'll see this coming a mile away but the show always seems to do right by the characters so I expect it to be all worth it even if it unfolds exactly as expected, because there's so much to work with Sam and Ramse and the kid's connection to the rest of the people in the base in 2044 alone that if this happens and the confrontation finally happens it'll pay off spectacularly.
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Jun 4, 2016 20:35
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Goddamn that was a fantastic episode. And I thought last week was already fuckin brilliant, this one though. Man.
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Jun 7, 2016 20:29
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Has 12 Monkeys really been getting that much prestige praise from most critics? I know genre critics praise it but I haven't seen much from mainstream critics. I would imagine if there were more then maybe the show could justify being a loss leader for the network. But I would imagine something like The Expanse probably does a better job of bringing in both critics and viewers. Unfortunately.
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Jun 17, 2016 18:36
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Gale is probably not some River Song type character. I could see the show giving him a smallish months-long adventure with the two of them being what he meant. But then again if S3 is probably the last season hell they could probably squeeze him into a supporting role next season and do a near-full season with him if they wanted.
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It's probably gonna be the last season but it's gonna be oh so good, I can feel it.
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