3 years, fecking hell. Who do they think they are, Rockstar?
Television Severance (Apple TV)
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik and Imran discuss a horrific month of December and a depressing FOUR defeats in a row - the latest coming against Wolves and Newcastle.
They discuss how much blame is on Ruben Amorim and rank our squad against other Premier League teams.
Do we have any chance of avoiding defeat at Anfield?
By the sounds of all the shit that went on with the showrunners, it's a minor miracle we are getting a second season at all. I hope they can do the first justice.
Nice!
Let's go!
Only watched this last December so haven't felt the wait as much, but January still seems like miles off.
Hadn't read anything about the production troubles previously, are hopes a little dented by it all?
Hadn't read anything about the production troubles previously, are hopes a little dented by it all?
This better be worth the fecking wait, don't tarnish the first season.
I really hope they haven't fecked it, all signs suggest they have. First season was incredible.
Nice!
Which signs?
Oh my god. That season finale was some of the best TV I’ve ever seen. SHES ALIVE!
Nice.
please be good please be good please be good please be good
Gonna have to rewatch that final episode before this season starts I think.
Yes!
Think I’m gonna have to rewatch season one.
Looks wild, can’t wait.
Me too, it’s been a while.
Think I’m gonna have to rewatch season one.
I watched the first five seconds of that and then decided I'd rather go into it completely cold.
I watched three episodes of this and just didn’t get hooked.
People seem to rave about it though so I feel like I should try and go back to it.
People seem to rave about it though so I feel like I should try and go back to it.
I'm surprised three episodes didn't do it for you. But go watch the whole season anyway.
Same. I might go back and watch the first season again though.
Just remember to enjoy all the episodes equally.
I’ll think about it.
Yeah, and I'll buy a Ferrari
Was looking for a new show to watch about 2 weeks ago and started this.
What a show. What a finale!
Didn’t realise when I started it that series 2 was so close! That’s a pure stroke of luck. I dunno how you people who watched it when it originally aired have dealt with that finale for the past couple of years
What a show. What a finale!
Didn’t realise when I started it that series 2 was so close! That’s a pure stroke of luck. I dunno how you people who watched it when it originally aired have dealt with that finale for the past couple of years
Welcome
I dealt with it by not assuming there's going to be, or has to be, a second season. It was great on its own, and then if I get more I'll be happy.
I have so many theories. Like is it all just an elaborate experiment to see if the severance works for real life situations?
For instance, the mundane number stuff the team are doing. Is it actually nonsense just to test how well severance works for the likes of the lady who didn’t want to go through her childbirth?
Or is the MDR team carrying out some awful tasks through finding these numbers.
And will we ever even find out?
It’s such a great show.
For instance, the mundane number stuff the team are doing. Is it actually nonsense just to test how well severance works for the likes of the lady who didn’t want to go through her childbirth?
Or is the MDR team carrying out some awful tasks through finding these numbers.
And will we ever even find out?
It’s such a great show.
Yeah, been an agonising wait. This show is one of the best to have released in the last few years. Really hope season two maintains the level
3 years we've waited. Where does the time go...
Finished Season 1 last night, so thankfully did not dip in here and see all the spoilers.
It's an interesting show. Really clever concept. It also has a really uncomfortable mix of styles that somehow manages to still work. Some actors are playing it straight, like Adam Scott and Britt Lower, who are both fantastic. Some are in a different show altogether, like Patricia Arquette, Christopher Walken, and John Turturro. Mark's sister plays it straight but her husbands is out of a cartoon.
The perks the workers get like erasers and Chinese finger traps, and a 5-minute dance party experience -- it's hard to see these as being part of the same universe we inhabit. Then it makes me start to think how much of this is "real" and how much of it is some kind of psych experiment, false memories, computer sim thing. I am hoping they are presenting these things to the audience as true, not that Mark wakes up and it was all a dream, or he's a brain in a jar in a museum, etc.
I like Ben Stiller, glad this is going so well for him.
Anyway, somehow it still works. Looking forward to Season 2.
It's an interesting show. Really clever concept. It also has a really uncomfortable mix of styles that somehow manages to still work. Some actors are playing it straight, like Adam Scott and Britt Lower, who are both fantastic. Some are in a different show altogether, like Patricia Arquette, Christopher Walken, and John Turturro. Mark's sister plays it straight but her husbands is out of a cartoon.
The perks the workers get like erasers and Chinese finger traps, and a 5-minute dance party experience -- it's hard to see these as being part of the same universe we inhabit. Then it makes me start to think how much of this is "real" and how much of it is some kind of psych experiment, false memories, computer sim thing. I am hoping they are presenting these things to the audience as true, not that Mark wakes up and it was all a dream, or he's a brain in a jar in a museum, etc.
I like Ben Stiller, glad this is going so well for him.
Anyway, somehow it still works. Looking forward to Season 2.