Remember the Cant
when the fuck is the next season?
>>71581701
2017
>>71581494
>ywn have a belter gf
>>71582006
>>71582428
YU COPII DESU
AI COPII DESU
the pacing felt so weird. I had reread the book a couple of weeks ago, and then watched the season, it felt like a really weird place to stop the show
the fuck is this
orange-pill me on this show
>>71583766
It's not great, but it's the best sci-fi we have atm
>>71583794
>Wired.com's GeekDad praised the novel for not containing "overly-complex descriptions of the way governments and corporations work" or "made-up words and cryptic names".
That doesn't sound very kino to me.
>>71583794
It's pretty sad how well that sums up the entire season.
>>71583766
It's meant have that political angle like GOT but with a narrower scope and in outer-space. Eventually it turns into humanity stumbling around an ancient civilizations remnants.
The books are worth reading if your into that.
>>71583863
Just watch through it and see if you like it. It has some really rewarding moments.
And well, I never said it's kino tier.
>>71583863
The first book especially does a good job of making it two "average Joes" who get wrapped up in political tension way bigger than either of them and keeping a good action-adventure pace throughout. The reason that book has no "overly-complex descriptions of the way governments work" is because no character has any real direct political influence, but some cause indirect, unintentional actions. The show includes a character in the government who I think shouldn't have been introduced until season 2.
Watch the first episode. It was enough to get me curious enough to read the first two books pretty fast.
>>71583766
Game of Thrones in space.
Except without the violence, nudity, paedophillia, or obsession with food.
So basically, a good novel instead of trash.
>>71583794
This ! It fills the void of good sci-fi and you get extra points from "SG1 nostalgia".
