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Yet, when I watched the first two episodes, I was thinking that MTV was pushing the boundaries of nudity that can be shown on basic cable, specifically with that scene with the changeling.
I thought they made it pretty clear in the first book that it was post apocalyptic, it talks about the great wars where the humans almost destroyed themselves and changed the face of the world. It has the scene with the groups first big battle in the valley where they find the steel frames left of what seems like a modern era city.
Yeah, but that didn't make it earth. It was just a ruined human civilization.
Agree that some things like cars probably would have rusted away completely by then.
There's no more than a handful of paragraphs in the first few books that suggest it's actually a future Earth. It's more obvious in a couple of the later books.
I finally gave in and watched the first episodes. A lot of the acting is just hard to watch including the main characters. I also think that Poppy Drayton with her little twig arms and emaciated model body looks like she could be blown over by a stiff breeze, but in the show she's supposed to be fighting demons. I mean come on.
For me, it is more about her expressions. She is like on the verge of an emotion at any moment, she just does not know which one she should have, nor which one is going to come out, but by golly, those eyebrows will do some work.
He will always be Deathstroke to me. :Mirakuru:
I noticed this as well. Huge unstoppable demon destroys entire city, gets closer and is just some dude, promptly sprints into a gas field and gets blown up. lol.
I thought the same at first, but thinking back on it I think they set this up enough for him to help. All along he's treated demons as a very serious ordeal, but wasn't buying the princess' story that that demons had returned and only she and Will could stop them. Now that he's seen one in the flesh he believes her. He's still in it to save his own flesh, but the only way to do that is to help her and Will beat them.kentric said:
Not only that, the commercials for other shows on MTV makes sad for the people that watch those shows, and for MTV itself.
Yup.
Yeah, you knew it was only a matter of time before they worked in a "gun" and had to explain it to a character about how it works.
It's MTV. MTV has always prided itself on being a champion for gay rights, and tends to interject homosexuality far more often than would be reasonable compared to it's actual prevalence in society. Every third catfish episode contains features a gay person.
Those lights are guaranteed for 1,000 hours. I'm guessing they were probably at 970 hours by then. Still plenty of life left in them.
Difficult to imagine this getting picked up. Even though I'm still watching, some of the acting and premise is cringe worthy.
Well Teen Wolf is on season 5 I think (never seen it,) MTV is kind of its own little animal with how it does things.
Yep, lots of stupidity for the MTV audience. I'm still watching just for the story.
My DVR cut off the last minute or two (looks like it started a couple minutes late). Hot rover chick was dragged in front of a troll who looked like he was pulling off his mask/helmet. What happened from there?
