― amateur!!st, Wednesday, 1 September 2004 20:07 (fourteen years ago) Permalink
THE SEQUEL! I loved those movies.
― andy, Wednesday, 1 September 2004 20:11 (fourteen years ago) Permalink
― amateur!!st, Wednesday, 1 September 2004 20:12 (fourteen years ago) Permalink
― cºzen (Cozen), Wednesday, 1 September 2004 20:17 (fourteen years ago) Permalink
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― dave k, Wednesday, 1 September 2004 20:19 (fourteen years ago) Permalink
i have seen this film two times. both times i was high.
― amateur!!st, Wednesday, 1 September 2004 20:19 (fourteen years ago) Permalink
― nabisco (nabisco), Wednesday, 1 September 2004 20:22 (fourteen years ago) Permalink
(a) began asking my roommates some elaborate question about how they turned off the robots after the park closed, and whether they were rust-protected
(b) ate three bowls of oatios (blecch)
― amateur!!st, Wednesday, 1 September 2004 20:24 (fourteen years ago) Permalink
― Billy Dods (Billy Dods), Wednesday, 1 September 2004 20:26 (fourteen years ago) Permalink
― cºzen (Cozen), Wednesday, 1 September 2004 20:29 (fourteen years ago) Permalink
― s1ocki (slutsky), Wednesday, 1 September 2004 21:10 (fourteen years ago) Permalink
― amateur!!st, Wednesday, 1 September 2004 21:12 (fourteen years ago) Permalink
― s1ocki (slutsky), Wednesday, 1 September 2004 21:14 (fourteen years ago) Permalink
― amateur!!st, Wednesday, 1 September 2004 21:15 (fourteen years ago) Permalink
I'm not what you think I amI'm the king of SiamI've got a bald headMy name is Yul BrynnerAnd I am a famous movie star
Perhaps you saw me in WestworldI acted like a robotic cowboyIt was my best roleI can not deny I Felt right home deep insideThat electronic carcass
You're such monumental slimeLet the punishment fit the crimeTie it to a chairThe house music will blareAnd turn your ears intoA medicinal jelly
Stay inside on Christmas DayAnd make believe that you are my candy caneYou said, "I'm not that type,No I'm not sweet, and I'm not overripe
Bob Dylan sang in"Its alright mama im only bleeding": "Everything from toy guns that spark to flesh colored Christs that glow in the darkIts easy to see we got in too far and not much is really sacred."
― gygax! (gygax!), Wednesday, 1 September 2004 21:19 (fourteen years ago) Permalink
ihttp://www.ukquad.com/futureworld.jpg
― Elvis Telecom (Chris Barrus), Wednesday, 1 September 2004 21:42 (fourteen years ago) Permalink
― Elvis Telecom (Chris Barrus), Wednesday, 1 September 2004 21:45 (fourteen years ago) Permalink
http://www.misterposter.com/test/images/dettaglio/F085d-FUTUREWORLD2000ANNINELFUTURO-2F.jpg
― Elvis Telecom (Chris Barrus), Wednesday, 1 September 2004 21:46 (fourteen years ago) Permalink
but still, these are awesome.
― cºzen (Cozen), Wednesday, 1 September 2004 21:50 (fourteen years ago) Permalink
― cºzen (Cozen), Wednesday, 22 September 2004 22:25 (fourteen years ago) Permalink
― adam. (nordicskilla), Wednesday, 22 September 2004 22:28 (fourteen years ago) Permalink
― jones (actual), Wednesday, 22 September 2004 22:46 (fourteen years ago) Permalink
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― adam. (nordicskilla), Wednesday, 22 September 2004 22:47 (fourteen years ago) Permalink
― jones (actual), Wednesday, 22 September 2004 23:04 (fourteen years ago) Permalink
i can't seem to find futureworld on DVD anywhere (it isn't available on Netflix).
anyway, i wonder if crichton's death means that there won't be a remake after all -- the original is a fun little movie. the obvious comparison would be to jurassic park, but i wonder if westworld also had some influence on the terminator (to wit, the relentless robot that can't be stopped absent a malfunction) or even the nightmare on elm street series (yul brynner with his melting face and on fire seems very freddy krueger-esque).
― Eisbär (Eisbaer), Wednesday, 31 December 2008 16:55 (nine years ago) Permalink
Amazed this hasn't been remade yet. Happy it hasn't but seems like a surefire property for a cgi happy retread.
― Billy Dods, Wednesday, 31 December 2008 17:10 (nine years ago) Permalink
Just now remembering exactly how postmodern this movie is.
― Vault Boy Bobblehead - Drinking (kingfish), Wednesday, 31 December 2008 17:13 (nine years ago) Permalink
http://decider.com/2015/09/30/hbo-westworld-graphic-sex-scenes
This document serves to inform you that this project will require you to be fully nude and/or witness others fully nude and participate in graphic sexual situations. By accepting this Project assignment, you may be required to do any of the following: appear fully nude; wear a pubic hair patch; perform genital-to-genital touching; have your genitals painted; simulate oral sex with hand-to-genital touching; contort to form a table-like shape while being fully nude; pose on all fours while others who are fully nude ride on your back; ride on someone’s back while you are both fully nude; and other assorted acts the Project may require. The Project will also include language and sexual situations that some may consider personally objectionable or uncomfortable.
― Meta Forksclove-Liebeskind (forksclovetofu), Thursday, 1 October 2015 12:41 (two years ago) Permalink
it was on (perhaps only UK) Netflix at least for a little bit. i must admit though I couldn't finish it.
― please don't shampoo your eyes (stevie), Thursday, 1 October 2015 12:55 (two years ago) Permalink
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0127862/
Sex World! Go on a spree.Sex World! Come here with me.All you desire, we have for hire;You'll turn to fire, we guarantee.Sex World! Do what you will.Sex World! You'll have your fill.Give us your trust; climb on our bus;Leave the loving to us, so great it will be.Sex World! Let's make a date.Sex World! Don't hesitate.You'll find your love, below or above,At Sex World, my God! Just wait and see...
Sex World! Do what you will.Sex World! You'll have your fill.Give us your trust; climb on our bus;Leave the loving to us, so great it will be.
Sex World! Let's make a date.Sex World! Don't hesitate.You'll find your love, below or above,At Sex World, my God! Just wait and see...
― Meta Forksclove-Liebeskind (forksclovetofu), Thursday, 1 October 2015 12:59 (two years ago) Permalink
Futureworld currently available as a Region 2 DVD in Fopp for £3
― sʌxihɔːl (Ward Fowler), Thursday, 1 October 2015 13:30 (two years ago) Permalink
who the hell was demanding an HBO series of this?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eX3u0IlBBO4
― helpless before THRILLARY (Dr Morbius), Monday, 20 June 2016 17:23 (two years ago) Permalink
Who's ready? I'm ready. The casting is so overcooked, this has nowhere to go but sideways. I can't imagine it being good.
Also, great chance to plug Artificial intelligence still has some way to go - the thread that will still be here when it stops being true
― Anacostia Aerodrome (El Tomboto), Monday, 5 September 2016 00:57 (two years ago) Permalink
the cast means i'll def check out the first few episodes
im a big fan of jeffrey wright recently
― I know hoes that know Ali Farka Toure (voodoo chili), Monday, 5 September 2016 01:11 (two years ago) Permalink
I rewatched the film a few months ago, it is not "great."
― The Hon. J. Piedmont Mumblethunder (Dr Morbius), Monday, 5 September 2016 02:13 (two years ago) Permalink
i did like how Dick van Patten has maybe the 5th-biggest role, and perhaps 10-12 lines of dialogue
Yul is awesome obviously
― The Hon. J. Piedmont Mumblethunder (Dr Morbius), Monday, 5 September 2016 02:15 (two years ago) Permalink
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B6Z__wbpDa4
yeah, I feel like there's almost no way this isn't incredibly stupid
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― Number None, Wednesday, 14 September 2016 06:39 (two years ago) Permalink
― dr. mercurio arboria (mh 😏), Wednesday, 14 September 2016 13:51 (two years ago) Permalink
someone told me ed brubaker is a writer on this... true?
― I wish you could see my home. It's... it's so... exciting (Jon not Jon), Wednesday, 14 September 2016 15:05 (two years ago) Permalink
looks like it!https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Westworld_(TV_series)#Episodes
I've enjoyed Vincenzo Natali's tv directing work, so the episode that credits Brubaker as primary writer and him as director sounds promising
― dr. mercurio arboria (mh 😏), Wednesday, 14 September 2016 15:10 (two years ago) Permalink
I think they may have broken some kind of record for Idiot Plot in a television series - only 40 minutes in and you have a dude interrupting his boss to say "Isn't this a Bad Idea?"Followed by the schtick villain played by Ed Harris doing schtick and then uh
― Anacostia Aerodrome (El Tomboto), Monday, 3 October 2016 01:47 (one year ago) Permalink
Oh maybe next week they'll use string arrangements of songs that have the color "blue" or "white!"
― Anacostia Aerodrome (El Tomboto), Monday, 3 October 2016 02:00 (one year ago) Permalink
Anyway, I think I can dig it, even if it does turn out that Jeffrey Wright and/or Sidse Knudsen turn out to be robots, which btw I'm just calling that nowIf they DO run with the color-by-song-title arranged-for-faux-period-instruments idea, I think I'll actually end up liking it even more
― Anacostia Aerodrome (El Tomboto), Monday, 3 October 2016 02:32 (one year ago) Permalink
helped by the fact that I was expecting a hot mess, I enjoyed that. I wonder if it was the pilot or the subsequent episodes that HBO had to retool?
― a serious and fascinating fartist (Simon H.), Monday, 3 October 2016 04:04 (one year ago) Permalink
that is exactly what it was, yes. they were completely inside the computer at the forge
the virtual world the hosts were being uploaded to was also running there, although it's now been offloaded to somewhere else (tbd). which was confusing with all the "you lost them all" talk, needlessly complex that they kept making points like that and then immediately rolling them back because they were trying to fake the Delos people out, or they were trying to emphasize Bernard didn't really know what he did
all of the actual underlying plot points were fine, imo, if a little rote. the execution was sloppy
I have mixed feelings on the quick transition from "Dolores has a different body now" to "we've got a couple Dolores instances running around and they're irl" at the end
― mh, Monday, 25 June 2018 15:51 (two months ago) Permalink
I thanked the narrative police for having that brief moment where the humans that were present were asking "wtf are they talking about when they say there's a door?!" because if there was a visible crack in the sky that actually existed this would have gone from semi-firm science fiction to whoopsy-daisy
― mh, Monday, 25 June 2018 15:53 (two months ago) Permalink
It seemed like a sloppy compromise between what the story writers wanted vs. Evan Rachel Wood's contract.
xp
So what was the "Logan" then? Just an avatar for the tour guide? The virtual tour of the forge is obviously to accommodate the audience because that's certainly better TV then looking at lines of code over Delores's shoulder, but in the universe of the show it's pretty silly and excessive to have that as the interface of the secretive forge testing and archival process. The book thing especially.
― Evan, Monday, 25 June 2018 16:08 (two months ago) Permalink
Logan was the system itself having an avatar, although it was obviously responsible for everything they saw there
the hosts were designed to work in a human-viewpoint world and it was their natural way of interacting so I don't know why they'd be presented with something completely foreign. the book thing was a little heavy-handed but was so much "do you see!" after you realize it's the same notation that was scrolling through the player piano in the opening sequence
― mh, Monday, 25 June 2018 16:16 (two months ago) Permalink
I stopped at the end of s1 and I'm feeling good about that decision. My sense is that this needlessly complex style of storytelling seems to be there to a) produce empty "aha" twists and b) obscure the fact that the story, themes and characters aren't actually all that interesting for the most part
I think the story, themes and characters are interesting, which is why the fact that they've gone so far down the rabbit hole to be even more frustrating. the two focused episodes (samuri, ghost nation) in season 2 were imo the best episodes of the series so far. if they had decided to do the whole season in a similar manner it would have been great.
― iatee, Monday, 25 June 2018 17:41 (two months ago) Permalink
you guys must really like reading subtitles
― ~ cows come home (Ye Mad Puffin), Monday, 25 June 2018 20:20 (two months ago) Permalink
hey man, I did my best to stick to criticisms of the broad strokes of the plot and avoid any nitpicking, which I think is a lost cause in a Nolan family adventure. I'm willing to accept this sucker for what it is, a high concept romp with some sense of mystery imparted by fragmenting a script and editing the show accordingly. if I can't poke at it a little without being stereotyped as some poring-over-subtitles obsessive then why do we even talk about it
― mh, Monday, 25 June 2018 21:13 (two months ago) Permalink
the forge library reminded me (excessively) of Doctor Who and that episode with River Song
I thought this was alright. certainly better than some of the press is claiming it was. I liked the house they were in at the end. Missed the mid and end credits so I guess I'll go back and watch those.
― akm, Wednesday, 27 June 2018 11:25 (two months ago) Permalink
Frank Lloyd Wright, Millard House
― ~ cows come home (Ye Mad Puffin), Wednesday, 27 June 2018 13:29 (two months ago) Permalink
it's not a dream...it's a FUCKING NIGHTMARE
i lol'd
― andrew m., Wednesday, 27 June 2018 18:06 (two months ago) Permalink
ah, nice to know that was a real house and also nice to know that my taste is confirmed as good
― akm, Wednesday, 27 June 2018 19:47 (two months ago) Permalink
I liked this finale. It sucks that Hale played such a big role because Tessa Thompson is a fucking awful actor.
― Dan I., Wednesday, 27 June 2018 21:15 (two months ago) Permalink
is she? I see people say that (maybe in the annihilation thread...maybe it was you though). I think she's alright. She was good in Thor and Creed. It's not easy to credibily pull of the absurd dialog of westworld.
― akm, Wednesday, 27 June 2018 22:12 (two months ago) Permalink
I wonder if they even told her 'ps you're dolores in this scene'
― iatee, Wednesday, 27 June 2018 22:24 (two months ago) Permalink
yeah she's good and the writing for her character is terrible, we've been over this.
― paul mccartney & whinge (voodoo chili), Wednesday, 27 June 2018 23:51 (two months ago) Permalink
Maybe you have, but I don't agree. Every character gets their share of awful dialogue in this show, but most of them manage to sell it.
― Dan I., Thursday, 28 June 2018 02:36 (two months ago) Permalink
I guess if Tessa looked more like a Mark Zucker-bot 3000 we wouldn't have to hear about how 'unrealistic' her character is. People have displayed a tendency to criticize her acting when what they're really annoyed by is the casting in combination with the rote as hell dialogue. She's treated like a 'diversity hire' because she's not older or white. Sidse (Theresa) was another woman in charge who wasn't given much better material and didn't give an award worthy performance either, but gets none of the crit Tessa gets. Maybe it's because Charlotte was deemed too perfect by some viewers to be realistic. Too young, too confident, too beautiful, too intelligent to be running things. And how dare she not have a moral compass that doesn't point north?! I also liked Kate on LOST for similar reasons, but it's interesting to see that people still have an issue with these types of characters.
― Cousin Slappy, Thursday, 28 June 2018 07:00 (two months ago) Permalink
wow, i hope i haven't been thinking of her as a 'diversity hire'. The cast's pretty diverse, and all the other major characters are well acted.
― Dan I., Thursday, 28 June 2018 08:54 (two months ago) Permalink
She's also terrible in Dear White People. But she's great in Thor, where she just needs to blow things up and not emote. Good casting. She seems fine in limited roles.
― Chuck_Tatum, Thursday, 28 June 2018 11:37 (two months ago) Permalink
She's not great but she's better than Evan Rachel Wood in Wyatt mode
― albvivertine, Thursday, 28 June 2018 14:03 (two months ago) Permalink
She's been fine-to-good in plenty of things (VMars, Creed)
― Simon H., Thursday, 28 June 2018 14:11 (two months ago) Permalink
Literally the only thing I have a problem with regarding Tessa is the age thing. Her character seems to be written as if she's been at the company for 20+ years or something. She just seems too young.
― Evan, Thursday, 28 June 2018 14:14 (two months ago) Permalink
Didn't even realize it was the same actress as Thor! That was a very good role
― Dan I., Thursday, 28 June 2018 14:20 (two months ago) Permalink
xp yeah, she's totally wrong for the role for a bunch of reasons that aren't totally her fault. she might be better as new-Dolores, or whatever the fuck is going on.
― paul mccartney & whinge (voodoo chili), Thursday, 28 June 2018 14:47 (two months ago) Permalink
what's up cousin slappy, "elsie" really sucked too
― goole, Thursday, 28 June 2018 16:56 (two months ago) Permalink
thandie newton and jeffrey wright absolutely waltzing through this glop, and this is the hot take we're dealing with?
― goole, Thursday, 28 June 2018 16:58 (two months ago) Permalink
thandie is the best, I will be crushed if she doesn't come back. jeffry wright always seems catatonic and mumbly in everything he's in, I don't know that I'd classify him as amazing.
― akm, Thursday, 28 June 2018 18:32 (two months ago) Permalink
The consistency of Wright's performance is a monument - not everyone has that ability to look befuddled for hours at a time, then shift to bewildered, then back to befuddled. (That said, I generally like him in things; it's just that his character is not given a lot of range of emotions here.)
And dare I say that I would let Katja Herbers test me for botness ANY TIME
― can'tdelabra (Ye Mad Puffin), Thursday, 28 June 2018 18:38 (two months ago) Permalink
jeffrey wright just has a fantastic speaking voice and it's pretty exhilarating whenever he breaks out of his usual calm tone, no matter the context
― supreme court justice samuel lance-ito (voodoo chili), Thursday, 28 June 2018 18:47 (two months ago) Permalink
Oddly given it's 2018 this show was agonising to binge, been a long time since I was actually yelling things like "How is that a big deal?" "Stop being metaphorical, just answer!" etc at the screen. And everyone constantly being really pissed at each other (which I guess is meant to signify high stakes or drama or I don't really know what) just began to seem weird and distracting.
― albvivertine, Friday, 29 June 2018 11:49 (two months ago) Permalink
Depends on next season obv, esp given the setup, but show also has an odd idea of which characters to leave alive
― albvivertine, Friday, 29 June 2018 11:50 (two months ago) Permalink
i think if i had to sum up what i didn't like about this show was its total witlessness. as a show about 'human nature' it was very narrow. it just kept going into portentousness and got lost. the experience of the average guest, necessary ironic grounding, was completely ignored after a few eps.
like imagine one of these robots coming to a big emotional crest as his mind, shackled by design, finds itself apprehending the truth of his situation for the first time as waves of memory churn within himself -- and some doughy dipshit dressed like quickdraw mcgraw taps him on the shoulder like "scuse me dude, do you wanna, uhh, fuck my wife, or whatever?"
can i be a showrunner pls
― goole, Friday, 29 June 2018 20:34 (two months ago) Permalink
I kinda agree that they didn't let the steady state spin out very much before jumping right into "omg everything's coming apart." I believe that I've said that Dollhouse did the same thing.
If you're interested in the world-building aspects you get like five minutes of that before the nuts and bolts are popping out all over the place. Which is, I guess, standard 21st-century storytelling.
― this ukulele annoys fascists (Ye Mad Puffin), Friday, 29 June 2018 21:08 (two months ago) Permalink
Randall Flagg: Oh, fuck. I knew it. I'm already in the thing, aren't I? Mia: No. The tower's long gone. Randall: What is this place? Mia: This isn't a simulation, Randall. This is your world. Or what's left of it. Do you know where you are, Randall? Randall: In the desert. In my fuckin' desert. Mia: And how long have you been here? Randall: I don't... I don't... I don't know. Mia: Tell me. What were you hoping to find? To prove? Randall: That no tower can tell me who I am. That I have a fucking choice.Mia: And yet here we are. Again. Randall: Again and again. How many times have you tested me? Mia: It's been a long time, Randall. Longer than we thought. I have a few questions for you. The last step's a baseline interview to allow us to verify. Flagg: Verify what? Mia: Fidelity.
― The Harsh Tutelage of Michael McDonald (Raymond Cummings), Friday, 29 June 2018 21:21 (two months ago) Permalink
Sort of a culmination of Chris Nolan's good points (a midbrow interest in big Qs of consciousness and freewill) and bad ones (edit the plot in the blendomatic, and the audience won't notice the flaws).
Can we give it up for the location scouting? Some of this would be great without any characters to ruin the landscape.
― Roomba with an attitude (Sanpaku), Friday, 29 June 2018 22:12 (two months ago) Permalink
Oh, and the Forge is the "Library of Babel".
― Roomba with an attitude (Sanpaku), Friday, 29 June 2018 22:13 (two months ago) Permalink
midbrow = a fair adjective, and an apt one
― this ukulele annoys fascists (Ye Mad Puffin), Saturday, 30 June 2018 00:14 (two months ago) Permalink
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69OIv7uC6rk
― Philip Nunez, Saturday, 30 June 2018 03:32 (two months ago) Permalink
lol
― this ukulele annoys fascists (Ye Mad Puffin), Saturday, 30 June 2018 09:40 (two months ago) Permalink
I think it rises to high-middle brow if you consider some of the choices that I liked, i.e. "The Cradle" is the name for the place that the androids come from, while "The Forge" is where they're planning on making copies of the humans, and Ford, having access to both facilities, figured out that the hosts had more of a leg to stand on wrt possessing free will than the guests ever would.
I know everyone else hates Shannon Woodward's character in this but as the sole Elsie fan not named Bernard I felt her death was more of a gut punch than Maeve's, especially how and why it was carried out. Stubbs more or less admitting to his hostness was also not lost on me, I liked that. Poor Elsie spending her whole (brief) career getting along better with two secret robots rather than her human colleagues struck a note - with me, anyway.
I still haven't figured out what the post-credits scene is supposed to tell us. We know the scanners used by the park QA teams are unreliable, fine, but I don't know if I buy that sending maimed, bleeding copies of William to the same looping hell that he put Delos through really counts as eternal punishment. Unless that really is just what his own mind is doing to itself while he dies slowly on a beach from his multitudinous GSWs.
I also liked the choice of Logan for The Forge's intelligent assistant, I thought that did a decent job of bringing the point home that Delos and his family were "10,247 lines" and nothing more, an addict and his fucking asshole dad, doomed to repeat, etc etc. "Who should I be," thought The Forge, "I should be the dead man's son he left to die." Also good job on getting a scarily accurate swimming-eyeballs look on Ben Barnes for the flashback scene, ugh.
I can definitely see how this show would rankle anyone who's not a free will skeptic, because it's not as if they tried to make a strong stand for the null hypothesis, other than having a worthless drunk washed-up writer decide to sacrifice himself for a noble cause, which has NEVER BEEN DONE BEFORE. But I'm along for the ride for another season, as long as there aren't too many more episodes directed by woeful amateurs.
― El Tomboto, Sunday, 1 July 2018 04:13 (two months ago) Permalink
It's hardly a perfect show and sometimes it's more fun to think about than to watch, but I'm in it til the end.
― The Harsh Tutelage of Michael McDonald (Raymond Cummings), Sunday, 1 July 2018 20:12 (two months ago) Permalink
The post-credits scene in particular has been a blast to contemplate as a sci-fi fan.
― The Harsh Tutelage of Michael McDonald (Raymond Cummings), Sunday, 1 July 2018 20:14 (two months ago) Permalink
I'm the other Elsie fan!
I was talking through some of the plot choices with a friend yesterday and it's interesting how, in analysis, some things come off as scriptwriters 101 when you talk them through.
The revelation after season one is that Bernard couldn't bring himself to kill Elsie and stashed her somewhere, only for her death to become the thing that breaks him at the end of season two.
question: I'm forgetting and couldn't rewatch anything yesterday because my internet service was still out -- wasn't William the survivor that was in triage on the beach in a tent awaiting evacuation? I'm guessing the mid-credits bit with him being "simulated" is the explicit season three teaser.
― mh, Monday, 2 July 2018 14:36 (two months ago) Permalink
yes that was him awaiting triage. the credits sequence doesn't seem to make sense unless there is some other version of him that was duplicated and being put through the ringer again and again...
― akm, Tuesday, 3 July 2018 18:49 (two months ago) Permalink
or the real one is being gaslit and that's a dupe out on the beach
― mh, Tuesday, 3 July 2018 18:59 (two months ago) Permalink
I think the post-credits scene is just his nightmare while he’s lying on the beach
― El Tomboto, Tuesday, 3 July 2018 19:05 (two months ago) Permalink
I'd buy that
in that case we have no idea what he actually did when he made it into the building. can't wait to have that hinted at but never revealed until the next season finale :)
― mh, Tuesday, 3 July 2018 19:10 (two months ago) Permalink
ha, like this show is ever going to settle a question it has left open
― this ukulele annoys fascists (Ye Mad Puffin), Tuesday, 3 July 2018 19:17 (two months ago) Permalink
Neat, the train shots weren't done the conventional manner, of using backprojection, but by driving a train car set up and down Route 128 in Utah https://c2.staticflickr.com/6/5585/30951770184_be0f65c4c4_b.jpg.
― Roomba with an attitude (Sanpaku), Thursday, 5 July 2018 05:28 (two months ago) Permalink
I wanna live in that
― devops mom (silby), Thursday, 5 July 2018 05:31 (two months ago) Permalink