Foundation [Drama, Sci-Fi] (Page 5 of 5)

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was this door opening & Harry whats his name coming out in the book? And the object was not made by Harry and his cohorts so how did he get access to it? and how did it get there in the first place? smacks of "Another Life"

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or how he even is walking? he is not supposed to be dead? or there will be some magic, that girl already stepped into supernatural powers area

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Wasn't it established it was holographic Seldon?

Lovely season finale.

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Curious to see what the implications of the gene editing will be in season 2. Could get bloody, but at least interesting!

Most of you guys complain about the show, but it still holds a good IMDb rating. I hope for more seasons!

This is the kinda show that gets a 9/10 or even full 10/10 from me.

Watched through all eps at least 3 times now and am considering a 4th.

Those books are for fans of 12 Angry Men, and I'm talking about the original 50s movie.

Between this and Wheel of Time, I had never been more excited to see my beloved books come to life since the Harry Potter movies were still coming out.

Too bad WoT was a complete dud.

This is the kinda show that gets a 9/10 or even full 10/10 from me.

Watched through all eps at least 3 times now and am considering a 4th. Personally, I like the fact that the story is on 2 separate periods of time, because on watching through again, everything makes so much more sense. Rewatching knowing which characters belong when was rewarding. Personally I tend to like shows that don't just hand you the story and expect you to roll with it.

I've also read these books, and while I didn't love them, I did get pretty immersed in the ideas of those books. To those saying this show 'worships at the books altar', LMAO! Every character would be an old white dude who sits around smoking "vegan tobacco" if that were the case. The Sherriff, would have said "violence is for the stupid" instead of her dad saying it, and the whole situation would have been solved by talking it through.

Those books are for fans of 12 Angry Men, and I'm talking about the original 50s movie.

Keep in mind this is the book series that has inspired the worlds of Coruscant in Star Wars, Tatooine, and the world from Dune. And was written by Isaac Asimov, the dude who coined the words, 'android', 'cyborg' and a whole slew of other science fiction concepts.

Between this and Wheel of Time, I had never been more excited to see my beloved books come to life since the Harry Potter movies were still coming out.

Too bad WoT was a complete dud.

This however, I think captured the awe of the size of the Empire, and the general tone and pacing of the books, while managing to be totally separate and unique to them. For instance, Gaal being female, and the semi-religious aspect to her is, I think, an amazing addition to her character. Her being from a water world and the whole swimming stuff is unique to her btw.

If you find it boring, sorry. This skyrocketed into my top 3 SciFi list of all time after 1 season. The other two being The Expanse, and Stargate SG-1 and Atlantis, right up the the replicator storyline.