Humans - New Show on AMC

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  1. Deesky

    Deesky Forum Resident

    Not so much - it's a draggy season.
     
  2. beccabear67

    beccabear67 Musical omnivore.

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    At least it promises to more fully play with a few ideas, which is more than I can say for a lot of tv.
     
  3. beccabear67

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    This is good science fiction, a good fourth episode (season two) with lots of ideas being explored. I'm impressed now! Looking forward to the next one more than any other show on right now.

    :righton:
     
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  4. beccabear67

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    Saw five & six of Humans and it's still improving! If the synths all have basically the same source code(s) isn't it only their experiences that mark any differences between them? I've always believed in nature a bit over nurture with us humans, but the synths it must be all 'nurture'. Their experiences, presumably even the pre-consciousness ones, are who they are.

    Plus the humans imitating synths angle is fairly true to life, like white suburban kids acting all ghetto. Reminds me a bit of Richard Caulder's sf stories with girls becoming genetically-engineered doll women by way of imitation or a virus. These forms can shine a light on human nature through the device of the synth others. Ala Philip K. Dick with his replicants, how do we know we are conscious/alive? I hope they don't blow the whole thing by trying to answer the questions.
     
  5. Bobby Buckshot

    Bobby Buckshot Heavy on the grease please

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    Season seems short. Tonight is the finale, 2 hours like last week's episode. I'm sure it will end with a cliff hanger, but I do hope to see at least some story threads resolved. One thing I've learned - those synths sure do hold a grudge!
     
  6. Deesky

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    It's written in their subroutines, designed to make them more human.
     
  7. Bobby Buckshot

    Bobby Buckshot Heavy on the grease please

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    Just finished the season finale last night. This show has such an understated feel, which I would attribute to keeping things within budget. They do the most with what they have, but the grand finale of this season was like a whimper. Good drama, good character development, all in all a good show with a nice use of cliff hangers. You can also tell they're a bit rushed by time on some story threads that get real tidy real quick.
     
  8. Does anyone know if the S2 version on AMC is edited compared to what is broadcast in other countries?
     
  9. MikeInFla

    MikeInFla Glad to be out of Florida

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    Finally got around to watching it. I enjoyed Hester at first but it looks like she got what was coming. Gonna miss Pete, I liked him. Took me 2 nights to watch, did the first hour one night and the second hour the next.
     
  10. Scope J

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    Just finished 2.0!

    OMG!
     
  11. mds

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    Get ready June 5th is coming quickly.
     
  12. alexpop

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    Couldn't get a hold of season 1, so season 2 it was..have to backtrack and watch the first season.
    Pretty good I must say.
     
  13. Deesky

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    Humans S1 was much better than S2. However, S3 was excellent and return to form. It's too bad you saw S2 before S1, because it really helps to know how things started and developed to where they were at the end of S1.
     
  14. alexpop

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    A bit like when I seen Lost Season 2, then had to backtrack for season 1.
    Just the way it goes sometimes.
     
  15. Deesky

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    Except that for Lost, it didn't make much difference since nothing ever got resolved! :p
     
  16. alexpop

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    lost
    Season 2 was amazing, season 1 maybe better.
     
  17. alexpop

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    Good observation.
     
  18. Wingman

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    Excellent show. Does everything right that Westworld does wrong.
     
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  19. alexpop

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    Westworld
    Season 1 was underwhelming i found.
     
  20. Deesky

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    Westworld is Mozart to Humans' The Go-Go's - both are enjoyable, but one is much more accomplished than the other.
     
  21. alexpop

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    Mozart?
    No way?
     
  22. mds

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    Certainly one is much more demanding of the watcher to truly understand and appreciate fully while the other is pretty straight forward. I kind of agree with the analogy however Mozart can be appreciated on just the beauty of the music while Westworld if you are not willing to delve into it one might be put off and not care to continue. I might say a Captain Beefheart Record like Trout Fish Replica.
     
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  23. alexpop

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    Fish ?
    Agree.
    Music analogy wise
    I'd compare Breaking Bad to Beethoven.
     
  24. mds

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    Ha, yes Mask funny mistake
     
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  25. alexpop

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    :D
     
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