Now that the dust has settled, what went wrong?

Ask nicely next time and I might answer you

>>212016288
Would you kindly?

>>212016146 (OP)
>What if…innie Mark fucked outie Helena?
>what if…outie Mark fucked outie Helena?
>what if…innie Mark fucked innie Casey?
>what if…innie Mark fucked outie Casey?
>what if…outie Burt fucked outie Walken?
>what if…outie fat guy fucked outie wife?

>>212016146 (OP)
The creator had a good initial idea. But than focused too much on the love triangle and less on the corporate sci-fi stuff.

Dario

Nothing, it was a great show that should just end here at season 2.

Season 2 was pointless and bad AI could of wrote a better story

>>212016146 (OP)
Nothing happens until the last 10 minutes of the season finale

>>212018485
Wrong. You get constantly infos about the corp and characters. Just whats up with Gemma is in the last 2 episodes.

>>212016146 (OP)
They catered to women and gays in season 2. And the show went to shit. Its that simple.

/thread

>>212018485
Seriously just jump skip from season 1 finale to season 2 finale and you would not have missed anything of value.

>>212016146 (OP)
flandersized within 1 season
new speed run record

It was best as a thriller
they forgot it was a thriller

>>212016146 (OP)
should have kept the focus within the office, trying to slowly worldbuild more and more, instead of pretentious outside world stuff

>>212023984
this
IDGAF about the backstory of outies, it works better if it remains a mystery.

>>212023984
You cant do that. They all plan for 3 seasons.

>>212016146 (OP)
>writers strike
>Apple demanding 2 more seasons than the planned 3
>clash between the creator and producers behind the scenes
>it was never that good to begin with

>>212024328
I disagree. Just that outies shifted the focus too much on character interaction in the outer world.
Dylan G and Gretchen? Shifted from existencial dread towards a classic doap opera triangle.

>>212016146 (OP)
The impression I got was that instead of continuing from the cliffhanger of the first season, they wanted to reset everything and return to the status quo just to drag things out. I pretty much lost all interest at that point.

>>212016146 (OP)
I watched the first season but have no interest in watching the second. I’m done with television (and film) which means I’m done here.

Very rarely I'm willing to accept any flaws a show may have if the experience is unique enough, this is the case. The season 2 finale sat in my head for a week.

>>212025268
>sat in my head for a week.
why?

>>212016146 (OP)
kikes, fundamentally, are dishonest storytellers.
look at how they butchered game of thrones final season.
kikes, ultimately, have no humanity, therefore can't tell human stories.

>>212016146 (OP)
>vaxxed leftist creators unknowingly writing about their own retarded cult
This was always going to be a humiliation ritual, for everyone involved.

>>212016146 (OP)
all style no substance drivel
the writers don't have the skill to tackle the interesting concepts that arise from this setting, so they focus on mediocre character drama instead

Little to no meat. All filler with added sugar.

>>212021130
That's bullshit though. Chikhai Bardo is the big reveal for the whole mystery box aspect of the show, whilst also establishing why anyone should give a shit about Gemma. It's the most important (and best) episode of the season, even over the finale.

>>212025570
You mean the average director ir writer is so depending on adapting stuff that already exist.
Thats why many writers just write about their life.

>>212027322
This. Just go from S1 finale to S2E7, and then make up your own headcanon for how it ends.

They got renewed for Season 4, so now they had to add lots of filter to the second season, expect the same from S3.

>>212016146 (OP)
They lost the Huang audience. It's all downhill from here.