Foundation [Drama, Sci-Fi] (Page 9 of 12)

I started off worried about this show but they're doing a decent adaption of the books with many divergent paths that seem to work well enough as a series so I'm more than happy with the results.

I'm sorta wondering if they plan to stuff both parts of Second Foundation into this season as Preem Palver is on the cast list possibly merging both parts of the book into 10 episodes.

If so then maybe Season 4 is Foundation's Edge based? Which would mean Season 5 was Foundation and Earth. The problem there though is that the series was supposed to be seven series long which leaves two seasons without original novels to adapt (or butcher if you don't like it)

Yeah, there are two more novels but they're prequals....

The anticipation is killing me... one more day to the new season!

Ditto. It has yet to disappoint.

The last episode of Foundation was a killer.

Before I was aware of the time I was looking at the end credits.

I re-watched it caught a few things I missed and must admit, that this so far was the best episode of season 3. If this continues, season 3 could very well be the best yet.

Right from the beginning of season 1. Foundation has improved immensely. Each episode and season getting better.

I seriously hope there is a season 4 and 5.

The Scenery, CGI, plot development and characters are truly outstanding.

Cannot wait for the 4th episode.

Hope you are all enjoying this show as much as I have.

Taste is very subjective. Shame you cant see or like what we do.

season 3 feels a bit fragmented

I wouldn't say this show is a slow burn, it's more like trying to set fire to something very, very damp.

I honestly don't know why I stick with it, I just hate giving up on shows.

ehhh... I don't think it reduces anyone except those that have an inflated self of self and their impact on society.

PsycoHistory treats civiization like a gas cloud.  You don't try to predict the movements of a single molecule of methane in the breeze, but you can model and predict with a fair amount of accuracy how the entire cloud will move.  That doesn't reduce the importance of any particular molecule.  It just properly reframes the perspective make to a realistic view.

Its kinda like how first time astronauts say that being in orbit changes their perspective to realize how insignificant an individual is.  That doesn't reduce the person.  It does re-orient their perspective with a grander view of their place in the cosmos.

Totally and in my personal opinion has NO PLACE in modern streaming landscape when you only have 10 episodes to begin with.  I get it up until the 2010's or so, when most shows were broadcast season of 24 episodes.  But now - no - not when it takes 3 of these streaming seasons to make 1 broadcast season of content.

Sorry, was trying to keep it short there. Yes, exactly that. It's a show about how at any given point in time, there is so much going on that, when looking at the big picture, it is barely possible to see what any one person's effect on it actually is. About how the historical record will reduce most people it does mention by name to one or two of the things they ever did. It's best seen with the Cleons here, with offhanded remarks about "there was one who did <thing>"; we, as the viewer usually know what the context for it was, but it rarely ever matters to the speaker.

Basically, it's a show about how the big picture is made of an infinite amount of unique tiny dots.

Man that cliffhanger! Oh snap, it's going to be a long week.