Hannibal (2013) is still one of my absolute favorites to rewatch.
I’ll admit I don’t know a ton about the main lore of the character to spot any flaws in the storytelling, but it does feel like it hits all the main arcs and the art is so damn nice to look at. Can be really trippy/visceral/haunting/beautiful at times and has, what I think, was a pretty satisfying ending.
That and 30 Rock
same same but different
I’m actually reading the books now, and it really feels more like the show was loosely inspired by the concept and not at all based on the source material.
That being said… I like both! Definitely recommend the show to any sci-fi fans. It was fun.
TLC was born out of the intention to transmit helpful, educational information to the people in the Appalachian mountains.
now it exclusively does the opposite lol
Miller and, by association, Thomas Jane will always have a place in my heart. I was so glad I got to witness his story wrap up in the most delightful and unexpected way.
I also just heard TJ was cast as Bones for the final season of Star Trek: SNW, and say what you will about that show, but I, for one, am* looking forward to seeing Jane back on the role of Grumpy Older Guy in Space™
I’ll tell you the same thing my buddy (who originally recommended the series) told me when I was about that far in:
“you’re almost to the part where it starts to get interesting!”
I can’t explain how much that motivated/excited me to keep reading. he was not wrong.
I’m waiting for that feeling to reeeally set in before I reach for book 10, which is a collection of the short stories that came out in between novels. I’ve also got the 4 comic book series on my wish list, too. I know Wes is helping write the current series Expanse: A Little Death and that’s enough of a draw for me.
we’ve also been blessed with a new series from the boys behind the pseudonym - the first book is called The Mercy of Gods and I’ve heard good things!
I finally read through all 9 main books of The Expanse and I cannot recommend them highly enough. for fans of the show, the books have so much more. including a 30 year time skip. the events also happen in a slightly different order than in the series, which, to me, changes the overall story more than I expected.
if you like sci-fi that doesn’t skimp on the physics, pick up a copy of Leviathan Wakes (looking at you, Andy Weir fans)
currently reading through Asimov’s Foundation series of novels and I’m loving them so far
Kiss Kiss Bang Bang
upsetting
make rangers compact again
this is also how we deal with vehicle issues
is that… is that DEAN Cain?
damn you, Kakarot!
I love my gen 3 ranger, it’ll be a sad day when I have the let the ole F-50 go. she takes up less space than my wife’s Subaru. always gives me a chuckle
don’t let Memphis speak for all of Tennessee
+1 to Kobo as well, although I’m admittedly unfamiliar with the pirate apps (arr).
no issues downloading books and adding/editing my library with calibre and you can connect it to your library card to rent ebooks if you’re feeling frisky.
or you can bypass the login steps and change out the firmware and add games and other utilities. it’s as customizable or not as you want.
lots of refurbished options through rakuten and ebay
Seems like the show writers reeeeally liked the characters in the prequel novels which, you know, same.