On a whim I watched Halt and Catch Fire...blew through season 1 in like 2 days and loved it. Just started season 2![]()
I started watching that when it first came on, but I just couldn't get into it. I liked the tech aspect, I mean I love "The Social Network" and anything tech related, but I felt they kept going down too many other dramatic but unnecessary sidetracks. Does it get back on track after the first few episodes?
I certainly think that show is better when binged.It is off and on though as they get closer to Comdex it definitely goes full tilt on the "us vs. them" of Cardiff and IBM. The second season is very techy as it is about the rise of the internet...
I certainly think that show is better when binged.
I posted this on the Movie thread, and Hall Monitor Handy ticketed me on it. So . . .
I'm rerunning West Wing. Kind of remember most of it and don't exactly know why I would want to waste time rewatching something more than a couple hours long. But it's so dam good. Still.
I watch MASH and Night Court on reruns all the time, too.
I can't watch MASH anymore, it's just too up its own as-s. Same with All in the Family. But I'd watch Night Court if I could find it -- very underrated show. I love how Richard Moll is, in real life, some sort of bizarrely brilliant Renaissance man.
Ok, comic book people:
I loved Jessica Jones. Patiently awaiting the new season. Saw good reviews for The Defenders overall, but how plugged into the other series do you need to be?
Night Court runs for a couple hours each night on Laff TV, which is one of those random secondary over the air stations.
Ok wow...room 104 episode 5.
Dx, watch now.
Which one was that? I fell asleep watching the dead friend one and woke up in a panic. IIRC, the friend one was episode four.
Heading home now from the fair.
Really dumb question: is this just a parallel universe? Or is this supposed to fit in with each individual's storylines? I've only seen the Jones individual series, but it seems to be all over the board with each individual storylines (the obvious one being the Cage/Jones relationship, if you want to call it that).
All the characters are in the same universe. Of the 4 series 'Jessica Jones' is the most self contained apart from meeting up with Luke Cage. A lot of the side characters crossover from series to series including the bad guys. The big bad in 'The Defenders' played major roles in both the 'Iron Fist' and 'Daredevil' stand alone series, especially S2 of Daredevil. If you haven't seen all the individual series I can see 'The Defenders' being a bit all over the map early on. Hope this helps a bit![]()
It does. So basically ignore the individual series storylines, and move forward? Right now, that makes the most sense.
That is a better help, since I'm only interested in JJ. Thank you! I was just getting confused on the storyline, given the JJ/Cage relationship, as to when in everything is happening.The only individual series that have a direct impact on 'The Defenders' are 'Daredevil' and 'Iron Fist' since the big bad plays a big role in S2 of DD and S1 of IF. S2 of DD also introduces Electra. I'd watch those 2 series if you want to better flesh out backstory to 'The Defenders' story line. Luke Cage is also very much stand alone like JJ and isn't needed to understand the plot of 'The Defenders'. You learned all the needed info about Luke Cage in JJ necessary to watch 'The Defenders'