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Spoilers “Mythic Quest: Raven's Banquet” Discussion Thread (May contain spoilers)
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I'm in Australia and the quarantine episode is still not available here, more than 12 hours after it aired in the US.
I didn't know Apple TV+ episodes are location specific?
I didn't know Apple TV+ episodes are location specific?
The quarantine episode is hilarious and my favorite episode of the show. It's awesome and I'll miss the show until the next season.
This feels like some parts Community, Silicon Valley and just Mac from IASIP.
Good show, I hope it builds on this.
Good show, I hope it builds on this.
The start of it annoyed me though. It didn’t make sense that they could answer the call whilst being offline.
CW's "F*ck You Coronavirus" at the very end, I almost fell off my bed laughing at 3AM. 🤣
Exactly. I was excited to watch until I started reading about the R rated stuff. And I agree I have nothing against homosexuality or interracial, but near everything new I watch has it.
Huh? Not sure the rest of us watched the same show as you... Give it another shot, the episode S1E5 is a masterpiece.
Yes! I loved that episode! It was strange, but in a wonderful way. The actress who played Bean seemed so familiar to me, and I later realized it's the same actress who played Zelda in the short-lived A to Z. (The title of every episode started with the next alphabet letter, and I think they only got to M.)
Breaking Brad (S2E04) was excellent, the best entry of this season.
While Brad vs. his brother Zack was largely predictable, it was executed perfectly. It humanized and developed one dimensional character arc that was Brad. The episode also raises many questions, such as the future of Mythic Quest (the game not the show) and Jo (whose image of Brad as the alpha is now shattered, but she might also seek vengeance).
Equally effective is how Ian was able to shut Rachel. Love him or hate him, Ian is the master of articulating and crystalizing the reality. Although without much success, Dana knows what she wants. Rachel is a complainer. Porsche side story was a bit lame though. There's no way Ian doesn't know how to drive a stick.
While Brad vs. his brother Zack was largely predictable, it was executed perfectly. It humanized and developed one dimensional character arc that was Brad. The episode also raises many questions, such as the future of Mythic Quest (the game not the show) and Jo (whose image of Brad as the alpha is now shattered, but she might also seek vengeance).
Equally effective is how Ian was able to shut Rachel. Love him or hate him, Ian is the master of articulating and crystalizing the reality. Although without much success, Dana knows what she wants. Rachel is a complainer. Porsche side story was a bit lame though. There's no way Ian doesn't know how to drive a stick.
Just discovered this one... not sure how I missed it... funny, entertaining time suck... will continue (just finished episode 5, really confused about what that was and where it came from).
Spoiler alert...
I think it exposes CW as the fraud that he really is... having "rewritten" Tears of Anaren, apparently using Asimov's notes... and the conversation with Anne at the Nebula Awards confirms this... CW refers to himself as "a poor man's Asimov", and Anne comments that it reads "exactly like Asimov"... and then we fast forward to the Renaissance Faire where and older, drunk CW is hawking roasted chicken, clearly having failed as a writer.
I enjoyed season 2. However, with the last episode ending like it did, it makes me wonder if it will be renewed. Anyone else?