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Twixtid : It was kinda cute at first but I turned it off half way through, that being said, this sta...
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Happy's Place S2 E6
leatard : Ha! What a great episode and the cameos, perfect!!! Keepin it fresh for real!
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Fallout S2 E1
Toonaholic : Yup, that just made me want some soup, like never again... ever.
Fallout S2 E1
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Have I Got News for You S70 Special
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It really is. I know everyone says the books are better than the show/ movie when talking about screen adaptations. I’m not saying it’s better, but is certainly worth a read. The foundation trilogy was probably what sparked my love of sci-fi. That being said, I think they’ve done a great job of capturing the spirit of the books.
Ironically, I’m not a reader of Sci Fi. I generally stick with High Fantady. My late friend Neil raved about the Foundation series but I never got round to taking him up on reading them. So, I think I should. The only downside to stories like this that span large timelines. Is getting used to the ever changing character lineup. But they seen to be consentrating on on just a few chatacters so the view can maintain some sort of attachment to the story through them. I books the jumps are more fluid as it’s about the readers imagination seeing them. Where as TV is a visual media, so makes it harder to pull off!