Re: OT - anybody here watching the TV pilot & series "Debris" ?
J. Clarke <[email protected]>
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On Sat, 13 Mar 2021 02:41:14 GMT, [email protected] (Dorothy J Heydt) wrote: >In article <[email protected]>, >Dimensional Traveler <[email protected]> wrote: >>On 3/12/2021 5:24 PM, David Lesher wrote: >>> a425couple <[email protected]> writes: >>> >>>> On 3/11/2021 9:40 AM, David Lesher wrote: >>>>> Watched the first 2 episodes via the NBC streaming app. >>>>> I can't say I am enthralled with it. The overblown >>>>> buddy aspect, the piled-on drama over her family, etc. don't >>>>> help. I may watch next week's episode...but "may".... >>>>> >>>> Yeah. I understand you. >>>> I saw the 'pilot', and I've now seen about half >>>> of the 2nd. "may" is right. >>> >>>> Total ridiculous, they (some authority/supervisor) >>>> tell him her father is somehow alive, while she is deeply >>>> grieving him, but not tell her, and not want him to tell >>>> her..... >>>> WTF? >>> >>> "We don't know how to write well, and/or our actors suck >>> So >>> Dredge up the old tropes, lay on in thick layers, let dry," >>> >>Its more likely to be "We can't write well" AND "Someone different >>writes each episode without knowing what anyone else is writing until we >>see it on TV". Not only does the production NOT care about continuity, >>their methods are actively _hostile_ to continuity. > >Oh, dear. Don't they have a showrunner? Don't they have a >"bible"? Probably never got around to it--still arguing over whether to call it a "Bible" or "Q'uran" or a "Veda" or a "Das Kapital"--I mean we wouldn't want to offend anybody now would we?