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u/DirectorBiggs

Youre in for a treat!!
u/DirectorBiggs

why are you spamming this crap OP? The show is predictable until the last minute lazy ass twist, which was unsatisfying. The show’s aesthetic and schtick became lazy and old very quickly. The writing and acting was mediocre at best.
u/DirectorBiggs

In the 70s and 80s both were good. Since the 90s and on, with the exception of Andor, they’re juvenile, predictable and not worth wasting time or bandwidth. They both suck from the 90s on.
u/DirectorBiggs

Nah, it wont come anywhere close Andor based on those first 2 episodes.
u/DirectorBiggs

I agree OP, I couldnt even get through the first half of Romulus, it was just too much meh. Alien Earth I watched the episodes and was definitely more into the backstory, scene they set and knowing the politics of it. But yeah the alien chase kill murder scenes are kinda low effort and campy.
u/DirectorBiggs

(My theory) Lololollllooo
u/DirectorBiggs

licenses are irrelevant, you will be assimilated ftfy
u/DirectorBiggs

Of the three book Alien Clay, Cage of Souls, Shroud.. Shroud is top tier, then CoG and AC Welcome to the party OP, your adventures have just begun.
u/DirectorBiggs

Great books, not so much space opera. The Final Architecture fits the bill though.
u/DirectorBiggs

The Final Architecture by Adrian Tchaikovsky