Red Mosquito

The 2nd episode hooked me. I'm all in.

Simple Torture wrote:So which of the people we think are humans are actually robots? Almost certainly Bernard.

Really? I figured since he was clutching a picture of his kid, he was there to create a replacement child... which would make him being a robot pretty f'd up.

Bi_3 wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:So which of the people we think are humans are actually robots? Almost certainly Bernard.

Really? I figured since he was clutching a picture of his kid, he was there to create a replacement child... which would make him being a robot pretty f'd up.

Yeah I think he's very much a human too.

jwfocker wrote:

Bi_3 wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:So which of the people we think are humans are actually robots? Almost certainly Bernard.

Really? I figured since he was clutching a picture of his kid, he was there to create a replacement child... which would make him being a robot pretty f'd up.

Yeah I think he's very much a human too.

THAT'S WHAT THEY WANT YOU TO THINK

Everybody's a robot and season 2 introduces Future World, which is one layer deeper.

ABNorman wrote:Everybody's a robot and season 2 introduces Future World, which is one layer deeper.

Ed Harris is badass.

Good call about some of the humans running the park actually being robots.

This looks like a commentary on human nature. We are all flaming pieces of shit deep down. Amirite?

Bammer wrote:Ed Harris is badass.

Good call about some of the humans running the park actually being robots.

This looks like a commentary on human nature. We are all flaming pieces of shit deep down. Amirite?

Probably the repair workers, executive lady, and the tool that writes the park story line. Hopkins and Wright are people. (guessing, obviously).

Watched the pilot, I'm in.

Simple Torture wrote:So this is Jurassic Park with robot cowboys, right? I'm not watching any other Tv shows right now, so I'm sure I'll watch the whole first season.

Throw in a little Battlestar Gallactica meets wild west, and you nailed it.

I'm all in.

It also has a little Truman Show/Groundhog's Day to it. I love it.

Monkey_Driven wrote:It also has a little Truman Show/Groundhog's Day to it. I love it.

Yes. That.

It's like they took all these other people's ideas becuase they couldn't come up with a goddamn original idea of their own, and turned it into something ... original


PS - I loved Red Dead Redemption which probably explains why I love this show.

i feel like the black sheriff with orange coat was a subtle nod to blazing saddles

Bammer wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:It also has a little Truman Show/Groundhog's Day to it. I love it.

Yes. That.

It's like they took all these other people's ideas becuase they couldn't come up with a goddamn original idea of their own, and turned it into something ... original


PS - I loved Red Dead Redemption which probably explains why I love this show.

The original screenplay was written in 1973. Who's stealing whose ideas?

doone wrote:

Bammer wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:It also has a little Truman Show/Groundhog's Day to it. I love it.

Yes. That.

It's like they took all these other people's ideas becuase they couldn't come up with a goddamn original idea of their own, and turned it into something ... original


PS - I loved Red Dead Redemption which probably explains why I love this show.

The original screenplay was written in 1973. Who's stealing whose ideas?

Seriously. I enjoyed the movie too.

Do people really not know about the '73 movie? Jesus.

LoathedVermin72 wrote:Do people really not know about the '73 movie? Jesus.

I know about it, but have never seen it.

LoathedVermin72 wrote:Do people really not know about the '73 movie? Jesus.

probably just bammer

I was pretty surprised by how good the movie was. I think Crichton was an interesting director.

I was probably a little quick last week to start just spouting off theories; I think it's also important to note that I'm really enjoying the show. This week was a bit clunky with Hopkins' extended exposition bit (and HOLY SHIT that CGI'd young face, that was almost as bad as the baby in Twilight), and I'm not really interested in the buddy-cop stuff between the security guy and the tech girl. What's interesting and daring about the show, I reckon, is that besides McPoyle and his brother-in-law, the other guests are treated as side characters, while the robots get the really interesting storylines.