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I'm glad I gave it the 3 episode test cuz I hated most of the supporting cast in the beginning but like The Office/PandR they start to gel at the end. Brad especially was amazing by the end. "Good God, no wonder my dogs are afraid of you". I definitely recommend just bearing this one out. First few eps are rocky but you get some gems. The daughter's whole deal is incredibly tonally inconsistent though. It's like shoving a realistic portrayal of neglect in with wacky highjinks
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Jerkface posted:Yea if you don't have any personal political stakes in SF I can see how you can just enjoy it as its own concept. Just feels that for an american made show about a specific american embarrassment that it could be a bit more toothsome. I don't think the show is very smart so I'd bet money that at least a quarter of season 2 is about the American and Chinese space forces learning to cooperate to save their asses I think the show is at its best when it's focused on its main premise of space forcing. When it tries to mock real politicians or celebrities of try to inject maudlin plotlines it just falls completely flat. Same for the romance B plots. No one had any chemistry with anyone else except maybe Jimmy O Yang and that Major Ali character. Hell, even Lisa Kudrow was completely wasted. Avenue 5 was better simply by virtue of knowing exactly what it is.
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