[emseateng2014]

i wonder what season 2 is gonna be about

[Ammi]

…I enjoyed the finale but I feel a bit apprehensive about season 2 and whether it can live up to in its storyline …

Spoiler:

…I’m not sure that I liked the bond of Carol and Zosia and then them becoming lovers etc because I like angry and rebellious Carol …resisting Carol …I did like the scenes of Carol and Manousos meeting and their complete lack of trust in each other and I hope that an element of that remains in season 2 also…

[Crimson Dynamo]

watched 3 eps last night. A movie-length concept dragged out into a series. Again, like Severence, unlikable characters, poor acting, slow, unenjoyable

Whoever thought that main woman was a good lead needs shot


4/10

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Crimson Dynamo

watched 3 eps last night. A movie-length concept dragged out into a series. Again, like Severence, unlikable characters, poor acting, slow, unenjoyable



Whoever thought that main woman was a good lead needs shot





4/10

Poor taste

[bots]

It's a great show and Rhea is a great actress

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by bots

It's a great show and Rhea is a great actress

She is

[Crimson Dynamo]

Load of junk

[Benjamin]

Originally Posted by Crimson Dynamo

Load of junk

It’s out of your league, that’s why.

[bots]

People are entitled to their opinion. It never destroys my enjoyment of a show if someone else doesn't like it

[Crimson Dynamo]

You are certainly not alone in that assessment; Pluribus, the series created by Vince
Gilligan, has faced significant criticism from viewers who find it "awful" due to its glacial
pacing, repetitive scenes, and lack of narrative momentum. Many audience members feel
the show wastes time on routine tasks and lengthy, silent travel sequences rather than
advancing the plot or developing characters in a satisfying way.

Thank you AI

[Benjamin]

Originally Posted by Crimson Dynamo

You are certainly not alone in that assessment; Pluribus, the series created by Vince
Gilligan, has faced significant criticism from viewers who find it "awful" due to its glacial
pacing, repetitive scenes, and lack of narrative momentum. Many audience members feel
the show wastes time on routine tasks and lengthy, silent travel sequences rather than
advancing the plot or developing characters in a satisfying way.

Thank you AI

I enjoyed it. I don’t need all tv shows to be guns blazing every episode. But I do get why people don’t like it, it’s defo not a show for everyone .

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Benjamin

I enjoyed it. I don’t need all tv shows to be guns blazing every episode. But I do get why people don’t like it, it’s defo not a show for everyone .

I really enjoy watching Rhea being annoyed at everyone all the time

[bots]

Season 2 could be over 2 years away

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Crimson Dynamo

watched 3 eps last night. A movie-length concept dragged out into a series. Again, like Severence, unlikable characters, poor acting, slow, unenjoyable

Whoever thought that main woman was a good lead needs shot


4/10

I don't really agree with you on Severance too much.

But I 100% agree with you on Pluribus, especially the Movie-length concept part.

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by bots

It's a great show and Rhea is a great actress

I've got to be honest, she didn't really show too much great acting in the pilot imo.

But I'll be fair to her and say that the script probably didn't help her in my eyes.

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by bots

People are entitled to their opinion. It never destroys my enjoyment of a show if someone else doesn't like it

Oh same here.

Opposing opinions is a fun experience imo, as long as the other person isn't trolling with their views that is.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by bots

Season 2 could be over 2 years away

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by bots

Season 2 could be over 2 years away

…this is one of the reasons why I still prefer to watch a miniseries when I know that I can follow a beginning to end storyline and see the conclusion…I think one of the things as time goes by as well, is just the much higher volume of great TV shows and because of that, maybe some new seasons may never get to be made because they have so much to compete with…Pluribus wasn’t a ‘runaway hit show’ I would say that the reviews, both from the media and from the public seem quite mixed so it’s that hope that it will be made and won’t just stay a one season show…hopefully not/I personally loved it and loved the Carol character……

…I used to only watch series that had completely run so I knew that I wouldn’t just be left, fully invested but without a proper ending and I might have to go back to that way if they mess it up …I like series like White Lotus which completes a storyline plot in one season….

[bots]

Originally Posted by Ammi

…this is one of the reasons why I still prefer to watch a miniseries when I know that I can follow a beginning to end storyline and see the conclusion…I think one of the things as time goes by as well, is just the much higher volume of great TV shows and because of that, maybe some new seasons may never get to be made because they have so much to compete with…Pluribus wasn’t a ‘runaway hit show’ I would say that the reviews, both from the media and from the public seem quite mixed so it’s that hope that it will be made and won’t just stay a one season show…hopefully not/I personally loved it and loved the Carol character……

…I used to only watch series that had completely run so I knew that I wouldn’t just be left, fully invested but without a proper ending and I might have to go back to that way if they mess it up …I like series like White Lotus which completes a storyline plot in one season….

Yes, i think each season of a show needs to have a satisfactory conclusion. There is no harm in teasing what may happen in the future, but at season end, there needs to be some payback to the viewer for putting the time in watching it.

Thats one criticism I have of Fallout and House of the dragon. Both second seasons were basically set up for what happens in a forthcoming season, that may or may not see the light of day