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Although I find no special delight in watching horrendous TV-shows, sometimes it can be very satisfying to discuss the obvious gaping plot holes, inconsistencies, and scientific impossibilities or improbabilities with Eisirt.
Before I had a few fun evenings poking fun at Another Life (spoiler: it's not Another Life. Half the cast just go on a very long space trip.) and most if not all of my comments and maybe one or two more were summarised perfectly in the one hour long YouTube rant encompassing the entire first season of Another Life.
Rarely before this night had I even been DONE with a series within the first five minutes because of said scientific improbabilities. So, if you enjoy The 100, feel free to skip and [[not click the ( read more )
To be fair, I've probably watched too much sci fi since I was eight and started on Star Trek TNG to even fall for this kind of crap anymore. You know who did it right? Battlestar Galactica! If a ship lags behind, it's gone. They have a running tally of the number of survivors for the human race. And it was just so much more interesting to watch than a frat party -- even if the antagonists were all clones.
Before I had a few fun evenings poking fun at Another Life (spoiler: it's not Another Life. Half the cast just go on a very long space trip.) and most if not all of my comments and maybe one or two more were summarised perfectly in the one hour long YouTube rant encompassing the entire first season of Another Life.
Rarely before this night had I even been DONE with a series within the first five minutes because of said scientific improbabilities. So, if you enjoy The 100, feel free to skip and [[not click the ( read more )
To be fair, I've probably watched too much sci fi since I was eight and started on Star Trek TNG to even fall for this kind of crap anymore. You know who did it right? Battlestar Galactica! If a ship lags behind, it's gone. They have a running tally of the number of survivors for the human race. And it was just so much more interesting to watch than a frat party -- even if the antagonists were all clones.
