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I watched the first ep of October Faction, I didn't care much for the tone. They are trying for a dark comedy which did not work for me.
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Watched season 1 of Kipo and the age of wondebeasts. Apparently it's based on a web comic, it was a Netflix recommendation. Really enjoyed it and looking forward to a season 2. The animation is well done and the voice acting is very good, quite a few recognizable names. The underlying story isn't exactly innovative but it's well presented with some interesting twists. Was fun to watch.
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Tao wrote:Watched season 1 of Kipo and the age of wondebeasts. Apparently it's based on a web comic, it was a Netflix recommendation. Really enjoyed it and looking forward to a season 2. The animation is well done and the voice acting is very good, quite a few recognizable names. The underlying story isn't exactly innovative but it's well presented with some interesting twists. Was fun to watch.
Kipo was fun to watch and it's nice to be able to watch something my daughter and I can enjoy together. She's not quite ready for Mindhunters.
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Jaymann wrote: Sun Jan 26, 2020 12:42 pm I watched the first ep of October Faction, I didn't care much for the tone. They are trying for a dark comedy which did not work for me.
A friend of mine said it didn't get good until the middle of the season but she really liked the second half. I haven't watched any of it yet.

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I've tried to get into October Faction. What's helped is I have fast forwarded whenever the two teens appear for the first 2 episodes (never a good sign). There is a lot of family drama intertwined into the story so far which drags it the EFF down. I dont know if i will stick with it or not unless it starts to ramp up, just a lot of mindless teen drama infused into a threadbare story so far. Or maybe I should look for something else to watch. :dance:
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Watched Medical Police today, sequel(?) to Children's Hospital (the Adult Swim show). I never watched CH, but I understand this is very similar.

It's a spoof on spy, medical drama, and cop shows that's absolutely hilarious. Similar absurdity and humor as Naked Gun, with a cast that does a fantastic job. 7/8 tentacles.


Tao wrote: Sun Jan 26, 2020 3:20 pm Watched season 1 of Kipo and the age of wondebeasts. Apparently it's based on a web comic, it was a Netflix recommendation. Really enjoyed it and looking forward to a season 2. The animation is well done and the voice acting is very good, quite a few recognizable names. The underlying story isn't exactly innovative but it's well presented with some interesting twists. Was fun to watch.
My kids have really been enjoying this show as well. I haven't watched the whole thing, but have definitely been entertained by the bits I've caught.
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Locke & Key

So i am 2 episodes in so far, and i am starting to enjoy it. The premise is interesting, but what I really like (and this shows the experience of the showrunners-carlton cuse of Lost) is how they leave little clifhangers in the episodes; then breakoff to another scene and make you wonder about that point. They rotate back to it, but its well done. Its really nicely layered so far. Acting seems decent enough. Cautiously optimistic.
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Ended up binging first 6 episodes of Locke & Key. It's a well crafted series. If you get into it in the first episode; you'll like it. Some teen age angst, but not overdone. I am probably going to finish the series in the next few days. Its pretty good so far. Just a very well crafted series. Everything seems to just flow together for the benefit of the story. Not done with it yet. But its been enjoyable so far.
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Skinypupy wrote: Tue Jan 28, 2020 7:59 pm Watched Medical Police today, sequel(?) to Children's Hospital (the Adult Swim show). I never watched CH, but I understand this is very similar.

It's a spoof on spy, medical drama, and cop shows that's absolutely hilarious. Similar absurdity and humor as Naked Gun, with a cast that does a fantastic job. 7/8 tentacles.
I've never seen children's hospital, but the previews made this seem like it had promise. I like Naked Gun but this was just too stupid for me. Would not recommend.
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Newcastle wrote: Sun Feb 09, 2020 3:11 pm Ended up binging first 6 episodes of Locke & Key. It's a well crafted series. If you get into it in the first episode; you'll like it. Some teen age angst, but not overdone. I am probably going to finish the series in the next few days. Its pretty good so far. Just a very well crafted series. Everything seems to just flow together for the benefit of the story. Not done with it yet. But its been enjoyable so far.
We're five in and enjoying it as well. And that Echo is one not very nice lady. :shock:
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stessier wrote: Sun Feb 09, 2020 5:17 pm
Skinypupy wrote: Tue Jan 28, 2020 7:59 pm Watched Medical Police today, sequel(?) to Children's Hospital (the Adult Swim show). I never watched CH, but I understand this is very similar.

It's a spoof on spy, medical drama, and cop shows that's absolutely hilarious. Similar absurdity and humor as Naked Gun, with a cast that does a fantastic job. 7/8 tentacles.
I've never seen children's hospital, but the previews made this seem like it had promise. I like Naked Gun but this was just too stupid for me. Would not recommend.
I love Children's Hospital. But the returning ensemble just seemed off to me in Medical Drama. Granted, I only watched the first episode, so it may just take some getting used to. I'll have to give it another try as I do find all the comic actors involved hilarious in most things. And adding Craig Robinson to anything just makes it exponentially funnier to me.
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hepcat wrote: Sun Feb 09, 2020 6:12 pm
stessier wrote: Sun Feb 09, 2020 5:17 pm
Skinypupy wrote: Tue Jan 28, 2020 7:59 pm Watched Medical Police today, sequel(?) to Children's Hospital (the Adult Swim show). I never watched CH, but I understand this is very similar.

It's a spoof on spy, medical drama, and cop shows that's absolutely hilarious. Similar absurdity and humor as Naked Gun, with a cast that does a fantastic job. 7/8 tentacles.
I've never seen children's hospital, but the previews made this seem like it had promise. I like Naked Gun but this was just too stupid for me. Would not recommend.
I love Children's Hospital. But the returning ensemble just seemed off to me in Medical Drama. Granted, I only watched the first episode, so it may just take some getting used to. I'll have to give it another try as I do find all the comic actors involved hilarious in most things. And adding Craig Robinson to anything just makes it exponentially funnier to me.
FWIW, I hated the first episode. Almost stopped watching entirely because I thought it was so stupid.

Gets much better after that one.
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Excellent, I’ll give it another shot then. Thanks!
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Newcastle wrote: Sun Feb 09, 2020 3:11 pm Ended up binging first 6 episodes of Locke & Key. It's a well crafted series. If you get into it in the first episode; you'll like it. Some teen age angst, but not overdone. I am probably going to finish the series in the next few days. Its pretty good so far. Just a very well crafted series. Everything seems to just flow together for the benefit of the story. Not done with it yet. But its been enjoyable so far.
I’m enjoying it too, although I was hoping for more horror, less fantasy. But apparently that was a conscious decision on their part.

Also, I find it somewhat disconcerting that the mother obviously had her first kid when she was about 4.
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hepcat wrote: Mon Feb 10, 2020 9:28 pm
Newcastle wrote: Sun Feb 09, 2020 3:11 pm Ended up binging first 6 episodes of Locke & Key. It's a well crafted series. If you get into it in the first episode; you'll like it. Some teen age angst, but not overdone. I am probably going to finish the series in the next few days. Its pretty good so far. Just a very well crafted series. Everything seems to just flow together for the benefit of the story. Not done with it yet. But its been enjoyable so far.
I’m enjoying it too, although I was hoping for more horror, less fantasy. But apparently that was a conscious decision on their part.

Also, I find it somewhat disconcerting that the mother obviously had her first kid when she was about 4.
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I really liked it, except for the very end. A little anti-climactic after a great Episode 9, and I felt a bit cheated, but overall I really enjoyed it.
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coopasonic wrote: Tue Oct 22, 2019 10:16 am I know I am the last person on earth to see it, but I watched the first hour of episodes of Love, Death and Robots last night. That was pretty awesome.
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The three robot tourists deserves its own damn movie, I still say.

And the "beyond the edge of the universe" episode is still creepy as hell months after I watched it.
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I think those were the first and second episodes in my random shuffle. They were quite different!
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Smoove_B wrote: Tue Feb 18, 2020 4:30 pm I don't know if it meets Rumpy's standards, but I'd definitely recommend it.
Oh, I'll definitely check it out. I just haven't realized it was even a thing given the way Netflix recommendations work. Most of the stuff recommended here has been very good.
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I'm drunk, and watched the first episode. I may certainly come back to it when I' m sober.
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Isgrimnur wrote: Fri Feb 21, 2020 12:58 am Michael Douglas, Alan Arkin ... how can you go wrong?
As much as I like those two actors, tried watching this and... let's just say it's not really one to be watching around family. Some of the humour made me unconformable as it tends to be rather crass at times.
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Watched Green Frontier, which is a Columbian miniseries on Netflix. Interesting, I guess. It starts out as a murder mystery deep in the Amazon jungle, but devolved into some metaphysical towards the end and the murder ends up not really being addressed. The final episode made me feel like I'd wasted my time.
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I finished October Faction last night - watched all 10 episodes in about a week. Would have watched faster, but not child appropriate, which limited my viewing opportunities. I liked it. I guessed a couple of the twists, but nowhere near all of them. There are plenty of loose ends to deal with in a Season 2 - I hope they get it.
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Netflix announced that while Lost in Space has been renewed for a 3rd season, it will be its last. :( The Netflix curse seems to be 3 seasons.
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Rumpy wrote: Wed Mar 11, 2020 1:39 pm Netflix announced that while Lost in Space has been renewed for a 3rd season, it will be its last. :( The Netflix curse seems to be 3 seasons.
It's not really a curse - it's a pretty well reasoned cost/benefit analysis.
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stessier wrote: Wed Mar 11, 2020 4:39 pm
Rumpy wrote: Wed Mar 11, 2020 1:39 pm Netflix announced that while Lost in Space has been renewed for a 3rd season, it will be its last. :( The Netflix curse seems to be 3 seasons.
It's not really a curse - it's a pretty well reasoned cost/benefit analysis.
My point is that most series on Netflix don't go beyond 3 seasons. Getting more than that is extremely lucky.
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well, it's probably for the best. season 1 was pretty good, season 2 was a bunch of WTF. Hopefully they can do it justice and have a good final season.
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I liked season 2. It had some outlandish silliness at times, but overall it fleshed out some of the robot’s character, and I appreciated that.
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I think one of my favourite parts about the second season were the scenes on the water planet, and the dino chase on that other planet.
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stessier wrote: Sun Feb 09, 2020 5:17 pm
Skinypupy wrote: Tue Jan 28, 2020 7:59 pm Watched Medical Police today, sequel(?) to Children's Hospital (the Adult Swim show). I never watched CH, but I understand this is very similar.

It's a spoof on spy, medical drama, and cop shows that's absolutely hilarious. Similar absurdity and humor as Naked Gun, with a cast that does a fantastic job. 7/8 tentacles.
I've never seen children's hospital, but the previews made this seem like it had promise. I like Naked Gun but this was just too stupid for me. Would not recommend.
I'm a glutton for punishment, I kept watching. I'm about to start Ep. 9. Still pretty bad. But the parallels between their virus and ours and how people are reacting...extremely eerie.
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